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Small suprapatellar joint effusion mild right lateral joint space narrowing and spurring of the articular surfaces?
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Osteoarthritis: It sounds like you are reading the x-ray report of someone with knee osteoarthritis. Joint space narrowing = cartilage loss. Spurring = bone spurs. Suprapatellar joint effusion = typical small amount of extra joint fluid seen in osteoarthritis. Sounds like a mild to moderate case.
Answered 12/2/2018
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