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Impacted subchondral fracture with surrounding marrow edema in lateral femoral condolences and grade II sparain of medial patellofemoral lingament
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Treatment will depend on amount of impaction, if significant it may need arthroscopic surgical disimpaction with or without bone grafting. Please see an orthopaedic surgeon in your city for evaluation.
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