ACL Injury Kya Hai aur iska Ilaj Dr. Muhammad Bilal Orthopedic Surgeon Lahore Pakistan

ACL Injury Kya Hai aur iska Ilaj Dr. Muhammad Bilal Orthopedic Surgeon in Lahore Pakistan
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Bilal, FCPS, FRCS (UK) Qualified Orthopedic Surgeon.
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Dear sir ye Mera MRI report he aap mujhe ye bataye ke camera surgery se tanka lagake Sahi Hoga ya scroo Lage ga
MRI
Previous history of trauma
FINDINGS:
Minimal joint effusion noted
Small hyperintense signal intensity ares seen in the posterior hom of the medial meniscus reaching the articular surface, suggestive of grada il meniscal tear
Anterior cruciate ligament is not visualized, suggestive of complete tear
Defect is seen in the intercondylar region associated with subchondral marrow adema with chip of bone in the joint cavity, suggestive of chip fracture
The bone marrow signal is normal
The cortex shows smooth contours and normal thickness with ne subchondral signal changes
The cartilages covering the patalla, femoral condyles and itial plateau is of normal teckness and has normal signal characteristics. Patella, patellar tendon and distal quadriceps tendon are unremarkable
No synovial thickening identified. The lateral meniscus of the knee joint present a normal triangular configuration and have a homogeneous
intermal structure of low signal intensity. The posterior cruciate ligament is intact and is normal in body signal characteristics.
The medial and lateral collateral ligaments are intact.
Neurovascular bundles appear normal
IMPRESSION:
Minimal joint effusion noted.
Small hyperintense signal intensity area seen in the posterior hom of the medial meniscus reaching the
articular surface, suggestive of grade Il meniscal tear. Anterior cruciate ligament is not visualized, suggestive of complete tear.
Defect is seen in the intercondylar region associated with subchondral marrow edema with chip of bone
the joint cavity, suggestive of chip fracture. These findings are sequelae of trauma