By Scott Slater Markus
During a bar league basketball game in the mid-80s, I seriously injured my right knee. While defending on a fast break, I jumped up, came down hard and my leg collapsed.
The next morning, one of the partners in my law firm recommended a local orthopedist and I made an appointment. The doctor diagnosed the "O'Donahue Triad," that is, injuries to the anterior cruciate ligament, medial collateral ligament and medial meniscus. Surgery was i...
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