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My mri results state "ac joint disease" ... is this the same as arthritis?
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The AC stands for acromioclavicular, a term used In an MRI exam to describe a asymptomatic or symptomatic joint inflammation. Yes this arthritis, but the levels are none to mild, moderate or severe.
Answered 8/21/2023
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