Cracking In Patella - There Is A Small Crackling Sound When I

Cracking in patella

Asked for Male, 21 Years

There is a small crackling sound when i move patella at rest position. Is it something to worry about? is it because of joint effusion in suprapattelar bursa as seen in my mri?

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