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Mri report: degeneration, laxity and near complete tear of acl. meaning surgery is in my future?
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Yes: An arthroscopy in the operating room should be done to gauge the severity of the injury, especially if you are having symptoms (pain, unsteady knee, knee giving out), Can usually be repaired at the some time. See an orthropod, you have a long time to use those knees.
Answered 2/1/2018
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