The Miami Dolphins could be without Tyreek Hill for a long stretch. The 31-year-old was carted off during the Monday clash against the New York Jets after his left leg bent awkwardly on a tackle ...

Knee dislocation can be caused by a sudden blow, such as taking a hard hit playing a contact sport like football or hockey, or by a chronic condition, such as a stretched ligament. Some people have a ...

On Monday night, the Miami Dolphins earned their first win of the new NFL season. The Dolphins won a hard-fought game against a division rival in the New York Jets, but the win came at a significant ...

Kneecap injuries can cause pain, swelling, and instability that need medical evaluation. Some injuries can happen due to overuse of the knee over time. Treatment usually involves rest, ice, and ...

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill grimaced in pain as he was carted off the field in the third quarter against the New York Jets on Monday after suffering a leg injury. Hill fell to the ground ...

A couple of wide receivers went down with a knee injury in Week 4. Unfortunately, Tyreek Hill was one of the receivers. The Miami Dolphins‘ WR went down in the third quarter of Monday Night Football ...

Patrick Mahomes missed the end of Sunday afternoon's Kansas City Chiefs vs. Los Angeles Chargers game, but how long will the 30-year-old quarterback be out? The Chiefs fell to the Chargers, 16-13, at ...

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill suffered a gruesome-looking leg injury in the second half of his team's 27-21 win over the New York Jets during Week 4. Hill's injury occurred at the end of a ...

Indiana Fever standout Sophie Cunningham suffered a right knee injury during the team's August 17 contest against the Connecticut Sun. Cunningham was defending Sun player Bria Hartley when Hartley ...

According to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network, Cleveland Browns offensive lineman Chris Hubbard suffered a dislocated kneecap, which will require surgery and end his 2020 season. It was pretty clear the ...

The neonatal case shows that early diagnosis and serial casting can successfully treat severe congenital knee hyperextension, even in resource-limited settings.