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What are the causes of Lateral Meniscus Tear?

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What are the causes of Lateral Meniscus Tear?

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The main cause of a Lateral Meniscus Tear is when the cartilage in the knee is torn. Lateral Meniscus Tear is usually caused by a twisting or rotation force whilst weight bearing causes cartilage damage, but also a direct blow in a tackle playing contact sports. This means Lateral Meniscus Tear is usually caused while playing sports, such as football and rugby from sudden impacts, tackles and changes in direction.

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