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Hip Injury dls, Quadriceps Contusion complications Acute Compartment Syndrome, Quadriceps Contusion cause direct blow to soft tissue, Final Phase: manage with no crutches once normal gait is attained jumps, starts/stops, cuts, sprint work on bilateral strength pass all functional tests protective padding when returning, Quadriceps Contusion signs and symptoms may be mild, Quadriceps Contusion also known as Charley Horse, Subacute Phase: 2-5 days manage with cryotherapy NSAIDs continue with PWB until 90 degrees of flexion attained active ROM and strengthening exercises swimming with gentle kicking exercises, Quadriceps Contusion signs and symptoms may be extensive, mild may include little swelling normal gait and posture slight pain on palpation pain with passive flexion beyond 90 degrees, extensive may include large, deep hematoma abnormal gait, limp very painful on palpation pain with passive flexion between 45-90 degrees, Quadriceps Contusion also known as dead leg