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What does my mri mean? it says the findings were "subtle intermediate signal of the anterior superior acetabular labrum may be sequela to prior trauma. no convicing displaced tear. small hip joint fluid is identified bilaterally."

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Dr. James Ferguson
Dr. James Fergusonanswered
Pediatrics 47 years experience
Basics: The wording just suggests there might have been a minimal injury some time in the past but there is no evidence for a new one now. It just means it appears normal with a little fudge factor thrown in.
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