Pain that continues after an ankle or knee sprain
Swelling, stability, range of motion, and weight bearing are checked after the injury.
Injuries & Sports Injuries
Injuries should be assessed by how they happened and how the body responds
A fall, twist, collision, sudden sprint, or repetitive load can affect bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and muscles.
We examine the injury mechanism, tenderness, swelling, stability, and ability to move or bear weight.
01 · Symptoms
Injuries we evaluate
Common presentations include ankle and knee sprains, muscle strains, tendon injuries, contusions, overuse injuries, and possible fractures.
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When imaging may be needed
X-ray may be considered when a fracture is possible.
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Ultrasound can help assess selected tendons, ligaments, muscles, and fluid collections.
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Some fractures are not obvious on an initial X-ray, so persistent focal pain may require reassessment.
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The assessment includes X-ray when it helps answer the clinical question.
02 · Care options
From protection to return to activity
Care may involve protection, bracing or immobilization, medication, progressive exercise, rehabilitation, or another treatment based on the diagnosis and recovery stage.
Elbow or shoulder pain after sports or strength training
The sport movement, training load, strength, and painful range help focus the examination.
Knee or heel pain after running and jumping
Jumping and running load are reviewed with tendon, joint, and movement findings.
Catching or clicking during joint movement
The location of the catching sensation and whether pain or swelling accompanies it are checked.
03 · Assessment
Care options follow the assessment
The physician uses Sprains to distinguish one symptom pattern from another.
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X-ray
The review of Muscle strains adds context about movement, timing, and daily function.
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Musculoskeletal ultrasound
The assessment uses Tendon injuries to stay focused on the main concern.
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Follow-up assessment
The physician uses Possible fractures to distinguish one symptom pattern from another.
Questions patients often ask
How can I contact the clinic before a visit?
Call +82-2-498-0888 to ask about the current schedule before you travel to the clinic.
Where is Gordonmadi located?
The clinic is located at B1, Megabox Square, 50 Wangsimni-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea.
What should I bring to the consultation?
Bring any previous imaging, reports, medication lists, or medical records that may help explain your current symptoms.
What happens during the initial assessment?
The physician reviews when the problem began, examines movement and symptoms, and explains whether additional testing may be useful.
Is testing always required?
No. Testing is considered only when it may help answer a specific question raised by the history and physical examination.
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