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Explain medial meniscus tear within mid substance of meniscus with myxoid degenerative signal within posterior horn plz. treating etc?
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Meniscus tears: Recommend formal consultation with an orthopedic surgeon. Consider a virtual consult.
Answered 10/1/2015
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