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My foot mri report conclusion (opinion) says: prominent os navicular with pseudo-articulation and marrow edema posterior tibial tendonitis and tenosynovitis with impingement at this level as described. what should i do for my acc. navicular?
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Next step: If you do not have the attention of an orthopedic foot specialist or podiatrist, it is time to see one, and get this more fully handled.
Answered 11/25/2020
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