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45 year old african american woman diagnosed subchondral cyst in the superomedial acetabulum. what does this mean?
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Big medical words: Subchondral cyst is a benign pocket of fluid beneath the cartilage inside a joint. Superomedial means the upper, inner portion. Acedabulum is the hip socket. It indicates arthritis within the hip joint.
Answered 7/27/2018
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