High Grade Partial Tear Of Mpfl - Mri Says High Grade Partial

High grade partial tear of mpfl

Asked for Male, 29 Years

MRI says High grade partial tear of mpfl. Whether it is a grade 2 or grade 3 tear and would it require surgery or mpfl heals on its own?

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Dr. Vikram Dagar

Orthopedist 10 yrs exp Gurgaon

Clinical exam must before deciding for surgery

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