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Grade 1 intrasubstance degeneration in posterior horn meniscus" this is the mri report. is surgery required for this?
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Not ususally: Not usually. Typically this is managed conservatively with phsyical therapy, medications, and possible injections. But every case is different. You should talk to your othopedist about your case and how to approach it.
Answered 9/11/2017
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