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Erosion of Distal Femur, Loss of Collateral Ligament
Author(s)Kayiguvwe O. Kragha, PhD, MBA, MD
Case History: 44-year-old male with history of left knee pain presents with erosion of the distal femur and loss of collateral ligament.
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Case History: A 44-year-old male with severe history of left knee pain unable to ambulate who has failed non-operative measures now presents with erosion of the distal femur and loss of collateral ligament.
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