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There is stable narrowing of the medial patellofemoral articulation with full thickness cartilage loss and fissure of the patellar apex. explain pleas?
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That is: basically describing degenerative arthritis involving the joint between the patella(kneecap) and femur
Answered 5/17/2019
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