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about 14 hours ago

RE: LeoThread 2025-10-10 13-13 Lmao. Yes, these are more commonly known injuries among athletes. !vote

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RE: LeoThread 2025-10-11 17-07 Anal cancer --> bleeding, pain, weight loss, incomplete emptying (tenesmus), inguinal adenopathy; usually squamous cell carcinoma; risk factors = smoking, HPV, receptive anal intercourse

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RE: LeoThread 2025-10-11 17-07 Cavernous hemangioma / hepatic hemangioma --> small blood collection within liver (hyperechoic, well-defined, <3 cm); if asymptomatic, no follow-up required; if >5 cm…

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RE: LeoThread 2025-10-11 17-07 #medicine #facts #inleo

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RE: LeoThread 2025-10-10 13-13 MCL --> popping, + valgus tress test, joint effusion

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RE: LeoThread 2025-10-10 13-13 ACL --> popping, joint effusion, + anterior drawer and Lachman tests

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RE: LeoThread 2025-10-10 13-13 Meniscus vs. ligament tear (anterior cruciate ligament or medical collateral ligament) --> with meniscus, locking sensation + can walk; with ligaments, no locking sensation, can't bear weight

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RE: LeoThread 2025-10-10 13-13 Lateral meniscus tear --> varus (medial to lateral) stress, + McMurray test (extend knee + internally rotate --> click + pain)

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RE: LeoThread 2025-10-10 13-13 #medicine #facts #inleo

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RE: LeoThread 2025-10-09 16-51 A very happy day to you!

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