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I had an mri that states minimal medial compartment chondromalacia. i don't have full extension on my knee and constant pain. what does it mean?
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Early arthritis: arthritic changes may be from trauma, meniscus injuries or wear and tear or systemic disease
Answered 1/15/2018
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