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I had an mri on my knee. everything looks intact but there is a line that says "moderate intermediate signal of the acl". can someone tell me what that means?
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MRI: This MRI finding may reflect some degeneration or partial tear of the ACL. Your physician or orthopedic surgeon could review the actual images with the radiologist who interpreted the MRI and gain more information,however.
Answered 2/25/2018
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