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A member asked:
Knee injury 2-2014. just had new mri. suspect mild strain of acl & pcl. very small joint effusion. can you explain this?
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Sounds like: it means mild injury to ligaments. If you are having symptoms, you need medical evaluation, because these finding do not fully explain your symptoms.
Answered 12/6/2014
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