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Mri showed small vertical tear anterior horn lateral meniscus with signs of arthritis and degeneration but i felt a pop and pain how likely is surgery?
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Tear: You need to ask the physician who ordered the MRI to discuss the possibility of surgery with you. Good Luck
Answered 3/18/2018
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