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A hollow knee cap, often referred to as a "dimpled" or "indented" knee cap, appears as a concave or sunken area in the center of the patella (knee cap). This condition can result from muscle atrophy or imbalances around the knee joint, leading to a noticeable depression. It may also indicate underlying issues such as tendon or ligament problems. Visually, it contrasts with the surrounding muscle and fat tissue, making the knee cap appear less prominent and more recessed.

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