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What Does The MRI Report Indicate?
I am Deepak Mishra, 26years old and I had my MRI today and following is the impression:1.Full thickness complete tear of ACL towards femoral attachment side.2.Chronic tear of collateral ligament towards femoral attachment side 3.Suspected chronoc healed tear of laateral meniscus body part 4Mild joint diffusion.Please help me with this
Fri, 10 Oct 2014
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1.The report suggests that there is complete tear in the anterior cruciate ligament which gives support for not to fall posteriorly. This is identified on MRI with signal changes.
2.Collateral ligament shows chronic tear - which is identified with altered intensity changes.
3.Meniscus which helps as a shock absorbers - also shows healed tear. with collection of fluid noted in the joint space.
4.The features suggestive of history of trauma or excessive usage or weight bearing conditions with associated inflammatory changes.
5.The treatment in this case will be ligamental repair - fixation with less weight bearing and immobility until heals, and meniscus repair needed.
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1.The report suggests that there is complete tear in the anterior cruciate ligament which gives support for not to fall posteriorly. This is identified on MRI with signal changes.
2.Collateral ligament shows chronic tear - which is identified with altered intensity changes.
3.Meniscus which helps as a shock absorbers - also shows healed tear. with collection of fluid noted in the joint space.
4.The features suggestive of history of trauma or excessive usage or weight bearing conditions with associated inflammatory changes.
5.The treatment in this case will be ligamental repair - fixation with less weight bearing and immobility until heals, and meniscus repair needed.
Good luck.
Hope i have answered your query,
any thing to ask ? do not hesitate to ask.
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-ganesh/62888
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