> How did you know it was an ACL injury? Crash on a Super-G, followed by a quick prelim diagnostics of knee stability. Diagnosed as a possible tear of MCL or A

> How did you know it was an ACL injury? Crash on a Super-G, followed by a quick prelim diagnostics of knee stability. Diagnosed as a possible tear of MCL or ACL and possible fractures. > Did you injure yourself and went to a medical center and they told you to go to a radiology center who then told you you had an ACL injury? You might find it interesting: all such diagnostics is actually done only using an X-rays and MRIs. Physical evaluation is just used to decide what to X-ray and what to MRI. > Which is great. But part of the problem we have is education. Most people don't even know of other options available to them and don't have the vocabulary to effectively search for what they want. Probably, but this is a vastly different problem from "Something unknown costs too much"