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A member asked:
Can a mri show a bakers cyst? i have a lot of painful grinding in the knee with catching at the medial knee joint line. could that be a meniscus tear?
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Yes mri: Mri can demonstrate baker's cyst also diagnostic ultrasound studies. It is cheaper.
Answered 5/10/2019
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