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Bournemouth |
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Brentwood |
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Bristol |
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Bury St Edmunds |
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Cambridge |
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Cheltenham |
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Chester |
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Derby |
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Glasgow |
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Harrogate |
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Haywards Heath |
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Hereford |
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Huddersfield |
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Hull |
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Ipswich |
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Lancaster |
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Leamington Spa |
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Leeds |
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Lincoln |
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London |
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Newcastle-upon-Tyne |
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Nottingham |
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Oxford |
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Plymouth |
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Shrewsbury |
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Southampton |
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Stockton-on-Tees |
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Taunton |
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Wolverhampton |
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York |
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| This is a method of viewing or performing
surgery on a joint (shoulder, knee, ankle, elbow,
or wrist) by use of an arthroscope, which consists
of a tube, lens, and a light source designed from
fibre optics. This test may be used when there is
suspected damage to a ligament or cartilage, joint
pain from an injury, unexplained joint pain,
problems detected by x-ray or joint disease. An
arthroscopy can help monitor the progression of a
disease or determine if treatment is working.
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