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Horizontal cleavage tear in lateral meniscus of the right knee that intermittently causes pain. how is this treated. it is in the ant,mid body and an?
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Meniscus tear: physical therapy and if that fails than arthroscopic knee surgery. steroid injection not overly helpful for this.
Answered 1/23/2018
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