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My mri complete full thickness loss of medial compartment cartridge w/ subcon edema bone marrow lesions , mucoid degeneration of acl deg extra men.
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The way you: phrase your "question" makes it difficult for anyone to know exactly what you are asking, but your description is consistent with medial compartment joint osteoarthritis of the knee. If no pain and you remain functional try to avoid surgery if you can.
Answered 4/4/2019
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