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What do these mean? 1. lateral tilt of the patellofermoral, synovial fluid accumulating medially and laterally. 2. distal quadriceps tendinosis/tendinopathy extending to its patellar attachment site & superior patella tendinosis/tendinopthy?

Q: what do these mean? 1. lateral tilt of the patellofermoral, synovial fluid accumulating medially and laterally. 2. distal quadriceps tendinosis/tendinopathy extending to its patellar attachment site & superior patella tendinosis/tendinopthy?

: You have injured this area somehow. I would discuss with a Dr who has examined you and talked to you and seen the x-rays.

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Dr. Clarence Grim answered

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You have injured this area somehow. I would discuss with a Dr who has examined you and talked to you and seen the x-rays.

Dr Rhoads agreed

Answered 9/3/2021

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A member asked:

What do these mean? 1. lateral tilt of the patellofermoral, synovial fluid accumulating medially and laterally. 2. distal quadriceps tendinosis/tendinopathy extending to its patellar attachment site & superior patella tendinosis/tendinopthy?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Clarence Grim answered

Dr Rhoads agreed

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