Broken bone around kneee joint

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Asked for Female, 42 Years

A piece of bone has broken within the knee joint and it is stucking out within the knee joint it is a moving from one side to another side around the knee bowl when it is at the inside face of the bowl pain is not there but as soon as it comes to outside face it causes a lot of pain what can be the possible solution for this

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You will first need an MRI to see from where the bone piece came from. You might need arthroscopic surgery to get rid of the bone piece.

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Dr. Naresh Agarwal Orthopedist 18 yrs exp Delhi Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Naresh Agarwal

Orthopedist 18 yrs exp Delhi

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You definitely require an arthroscopic surgery after an MRI