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Mri: extensive bone marrow edema of navicular with subtle subchondral linear focus of hypointense signal at proximal articular surface. doc said avn?

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Dr. Zachary Veres answered

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Avn: Yes that's what it appears. Follow up with the orthopedic surgeon or podiatrist

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Answered 5/3/2015

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