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Anterior horn meniscus tear and displacement (mri read) 12 year old boy?

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What is the question: I am not sure what you are asking; however, that reading would warrant an evaluation promptly from an orthopedist. If the child has not seen the orthopedic physician, get his pediatrician to make a STAT referral today.

Answered 2/9/2017

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