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Mri need help reading- mild surface chondromalacia patellae is evident. thickening of the medial capsule extends into the caudal aspect of the patellofemoral joint. anatomic thinning of cartilage in the femorotibial joint is without fibrillation?
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The chondromalacia is from overuse or injury. The other findings have to be reviewed with the radiologist by your ordering physician and then explained to you.
Answered 7/10/2022
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This can be common with women because a high femoral anteversion or wider pelvis. Also flattening of the arch causing internal rotation can cause the patella track improperly. A custom orthotic can help the biome mechanics in the function of the knee joint. A podiatrist can help you with this
Answered 7/11/2022
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