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Minimal joint effusion

2017-12-20 16:58:19
If I make surgery what is the advantage and disadvantages For grade 3 tear in body and posterior horn of medial meniscus Excess buckling of pcl however showing normal intensity Sesamoid bone noted adjacent to lfc
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Based on history given by u, grade 3 in general requires a surgery and consider to be the good option, rather than going for any other thing I feel. Physiotherapy will also help a lot but professional treatment and proper Rehabilitation is must or else u may land up with same issue even if u recover

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