I'm about to graduate in physical therapy. I did a bunch of human body dissection classes, and I noticed a lack of bibliography about heelhook injuries. Was thinking about a really expensive way to make my thesis. "Rent" an MD (uni proff of anatomy) and make an arthroscopic investigation (a video) of what happens when the heelhook is done. Yes, I will be grabbing and doing a heelhook to a poor human body, a corpse, for the sake of science. My idea is to have a whole knee diagnosis from the proff and a live arthroscopic view, so see what happens. (The arthroscopy is also needed to see if the ligaments are intact before the interaction with them) My idea is to do an outside one on a leg and an inside one on the other. The objective is to learn what kind of damage it will do to help surgeons what to expect after that kind of stress on the knee and for physiotherapist to understand the bio dynamics of the injury for a conservative approach to persons who suffered this type of sport injury. Am I crazy? Some adevice about it?