Possibly: One of the calf muscles, gastronemius, crosses both the ankle as well as the knee. If the muscle is damaged it can cause you to change your gait/function of the knee which ultimately can cause knee pain. Occasional the calf muscle tears (strained) close to the back of the knee and can cause "knee" pain directly.
Answered 11/18/2013
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