DrMo-UC

Family Medicine

2 years post TKR

She has a knee replacement 2 years ago and since the surgery there is some pain and sensitivity over the anterior knee. The hypopigmentation has been there for a few years and is unrelated. There is slight erythema but no effusion. No fevers and able to walk well on the knee other than the pain.

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