Non-specific knee pain is a good enough diagnosis (greglehman.ca)

• Specific anatomical diagnoses are often not needed.
• Parallel drawn to non-specific low back pain.
• Focus on pain science and functional treatment.

"This article argues that a specific anatomical diagnosis for knee pain is often unnecessary, akin to non-specific low back pain. Referencing 'Reconciling Biomechanics with Pain Science', the author contends that treatment should be guided by pain science and functional goals rather than precise pathoanatomy. This approach can improve clinical efficiency and reduce overdiagnosis."