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What do these findings mean? paucity of synovial fluid anteriorly at the tibiofemoral articulation anterior cruciate ligament demonstrates inhomogeneity & sprain. greatest in severity at its femoral attachment sites & pericruciate edema?

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Dr. John Berryman
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Obstetrics and Gynecology 56 years experience
Findings are most congruent with knee and cruciate ligament tear or strain, with resulting inflammatory changes (edema). See an orthopedic physician for an exam and treatment guidance.
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Reviewed Sep 03, 2021
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