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Is surgery required or not ? mri diagnosed the below (3 points): 1. interstitial tear in the anterior fibers of anterior cruciate ligament in upper and mid third 2. significant soft tissue swelling around knee joint. 3. mild knee joint effusion?
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No absolute indication for surgical repair.
Answered 1/8/2023
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