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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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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.
Answered 9/3/2021
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