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What Does this MRI Test Result Mean?

In the MRI Scan report of my brother vs girsh as mentioned as

There is afluid interior to tibio talar joint and posterior to talo cancaneal joint and there is a fluid in talo cancaneal joint

as he was staying in my native place kadapa AP. Please advise about what treatment has to get, He will be coming in another two days.

thanks®ards

balaji

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Mon, 22 Sep 2014
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Welcome to health care magic.

1.The findings suggest there is an inflammatory reaction in the joints of the leg and feet.
2.The changes are probably after a trauma / injury.
3.There is collection noted in the joints which is inflammatory collection.
4.The treatment in this case include antibiotic course with symptomatic therapy with immobility for some time.
5.An x-ray to rule out any fractures as they are not seen well in the MRI.
6.If any obvious cause known for the findings - first treat the source ( like infectious cause). Good luck.

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What Does this MRI Test Result Mean?

Welcome to health care magic. 1.The findings suggest there is an inflammatory reaction in the joints of the leg and feet. 2.The changes are probably after a trauma / injury. 3.There is collection noted in the joints which is inflammatory collection. 4.The treatment in this case include antibiotic course with symptomatic therapy with immobility for some time. 5.An x-ray to rule out any fractures as they are not seen well in the MRI. 6.If any obvious cause known for the findings - first treat the source ( like infectious cause). Good luck. Hope i have answered your query. Any thing to ask do not hesitate. Thank you.