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Explain in easy terms please: anatomic alignment and no evidence of fracture or joint effusion. joint spaces are relatively well-preserved. probable bone island at the medial femoral condyle?
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This is a normal radiologic report with no evidence of anything that is clinically significant.
Answered 5/15/2021
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