Do I Need Surgery - Mri Results Say-Full Thickness Near Complete

Do i need surgery

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Mri results say-full thickness near complete acute tear of anterior crutiate ligament and tear of posterior horn of medial meniscus

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Dr. Narender Saini

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Dear Sir, Full thickness tear of the ACL requires surgery at your age, as your knees are high demand knees

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