R TKA I assisted in today. Patient had the same condition wh | Figure 1
R TKA I assisted in today. Patient had the same condition when we did her L TKA a few months ago. Prior to replacements, she presented to the ED with an effusion. I aspirated serosanguinous fluid a few days later. What is the diagnosis? Sorry for the picture quality.
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