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Complete acl tear and mild joint effusio
In my MRI, it is showing complete ACL tear and mild joint effusion.
In clinical analysis of doctor,ACL injury is not present only mild cartilage injury.
Doctor said that there is no match between your MRI report and my clinical analysis.
Doctor is 25+years of experience.
He suggested me physiotherapy for some days and wear knee braces for 6months. If I feel ok then no need of surgery.
What should I do now please help me.
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Kindly get Arthroscopic done if ACl tear get the reconstruction done
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Dr. Deep Shah
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Kindly share your mri reports and plates
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