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My mri report of left knee shows grade 2 myxoid degeneration with modrate effusion and som injury to acl. what does this mean?
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Possible ACL injury.: The grade 2 signal within the meniscus, generally indicates wear on the meniscus, but no outright tear. The ACL finding depends on whether or not you've had an injury to your knee. Reports can be misleading, so the actual images of the MRI need to be reviewed by an orthopedic knee surgeon.
Answered 7/30/2018
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