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I just got an mri this morning because several doctors told me that i tore my acl. the results came back and it turns out that i have cracks all over the cartilage underneath my kneecap. i’m not sure what that means or treatment for it.
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Hi. Don't worry this may be just bony edema which will heal by itself. Acl tear, however will need some treatment at a later date
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Arthroscopic surgery treatment for ACL or cartilage repair.
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