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Bone infarcts in visualized part of lowe
Bone infarcts in visualized part of lower femur and upper tibial shaft.
Grade I signal in posterior horn of medial meniscus -Likely mucoid degeneration.
This are my mri findings of right knee what does it mean
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Benign bone lesion. Not significant. Incidental finding. No need to worry. Leave them be
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Infarct means that part is deprived of blood supply
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Basically means that some blood vessels in your femur n tibia bone near knee joint supplying nutrients to the said bone are blocked and blood supply is reduced.
Mucous degeneration is basically weakening of your meniscus making it susceptible to worse injuries in future.
Management basically is conservative at this stage;
Use knee caps while walking / workouts
Avoid over exerting in workouts
Avoid smoking or drinking alcohol.
Take tab cartigen along with vit c (tab limcee 500)
Once a day
Add a pain killer if pain is unbearable only
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