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X-ray shows supratellar bursa effusion. severe degenerative changes in patellofemoral and lateral tibiofemoral with moderate genie vulgas configuration?
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Pain: The effusion is secondary to the arthritic changes. Genus valgus means you are knocked kneed. You may find physical therapy some benefit to improve valgus stress. With the arthritic changes though it would be worthwhile to see and ortho.
Answered 6/6/2019
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