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Small parameniscal cyst seen of the posterior horn/body junction of the medial meniscus. would this cause pain during squating and climbing stairs?
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Yes: A parameniscal cyst usually forms as a result of a meniscal tear...it is likely that the pain you have is coming more from the meniscal tear rather than the cyst itself. If the pain persists the treatment may involve an arthroscopy and trimming of the meniscal tear.
Answered 12/6/2014
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