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What is paucity of synovial fluid anteriorly at the tibiofemoral articulation? thickening & sprain of medial collateral ligament at its femoral attachment site with surrounding edema?
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There is not a normal amount of fluid at TF artic. and seems to thickening and sprain of MCL with swelling. Disuss with Dr who ordered it and has examined you and talked to you. I have not.
Answered 9/3/2021
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