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Is there any abnormality in this X-ray
This X-ray was taken a few years back. The medical insurance asked for the report of the X-ray. Can you study the X-ray and give the diagnosis. Is it normal? As my physician said it was normal, I thought an orthopedist can give an exact answer.
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These x-rays appear to be normal. but why were they done?
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Any diagnosis for accuracy requires clinico radiological corelation.
Few times innocuous looking normal x rays have significant amount of soft tissue and ligament injuries.
Hence instead of online opinion on xrays ,U r requested to consult orthopaedic surgeon at earliest
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