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A member asked:
Small parameniscal cyst seen of the posterior horn/body junction of the medial meniscus no tear seen in mri. can't run , squat. is surgery the answer?
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Probably : The presence of a parameniscal cyst usually implies the meniscus is at least damaged. Not to mention causing pain. Best consult with an orthopedic surgeon for your options
Answered 4/12/2019
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