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What treatment is needed when mri shows inflammation at the femoral insertion of mcl?
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MCL strain: This is a type I MCL strain given only inflammation on the scan. This should resolve with conservative measures in a couple of weeks. That would include wrap and NSAID.
Answered 2/5/2021
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