Managing a Locked Knee: Clinical Causes and Considerations

A locked knee occurs when the joint becomes difficult or temporarily impossible to move, either due to a mechanical obstruction or severe pain. This may be broadly divided into true mechanical locking, where a physical structure within the joint interferes with movement, and pseudo-locking, where pain and muscle spasm limit motion without a true blockage. […]

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