Defendants established prima facie that plaintiff did not suffer serious injury of a permanent nature to his left knee by submitting an orthopedist's report finding normal ranges of motion and a radiologist's opinion that changes shown in an MRI of the then-35-year-old plaintiff were degenerative and preexisted the accident. In opposition, plaintiff submitted an arthroscopic surgeon's opinion that there were bilateral meniscal tears in the knee that were not degenerative...
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