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Abnormality associated with the lateral talar dome, with diagnostic considerations including osteochondral injury, versus degenerative change. what does this mean seen on my mri. could you explain if this is arthritis or an injury?
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Indeterminate: There are changes to the ankle (talus bone) which could represent injury or arthritic changes. Radio graphic analysis requires interpretation with history/physical exam. Your physician will discuss these changes and what can be done to reduce symptoms and prevent further changes.
Answered 1/12/2021
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