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I had a left knee mri and this is what it showed can you explain what this means: the capsular margin of the body remnant has slightly extruded latera?
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Capsule: The capsule is strong conncective tissue that keeps the synovium in place. So if the capsular margin has extruded laterally the would mean it is pushing out. I would assume you had a knee strain.
Answered 4/4/2019
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