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Mri result: osteochondral injury in patella and marrow edema in lateral femoral condyle, suggestive of-? sequelae of lateral dislocation of patella focal tear in medial patellar retinaculum mild edema in medial collateral ligament. haemathros?
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Those are common findings after a knee injury and your knee problem can be managed conservatively. Please follow with your orthopedist and you will likely be referred to see a physical therapist. Good luck.
Answered 6/17/2023
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