heelo sir, i am having pain in my knee and restricted movement.so, i have done MRI of my left knee and findings are : the study reveals areas of ill defined altered marrow signal intensity appearing hyperintense on T2W and STIR and hypointense on T1W images involving the femoral condyles suggestive of marrow contusions/bone bruise
1.The findings suggest there is contusions in the MRI of bone marrow. 2.The hyper-intense signal in the bone marrow On T2W and stir means there is fluid in the marrow. 3.This findings are seen after any injury - the features of oedema / internal collection due to inflammation / infection after infection. 4.So the femoral condyle injury is suggested - recommended x-ray to rule out any fractures. 5.Further treatment will be conservative in this case, minimising weight bearing for early healing. Good luck.
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Welcome to Health care magic. 1.The findings suggest there is contusions in the MRI of bone marrow. 2.The hyper-intense signal in the bone marrow On T2W and stir means there is fluid in the marrow. 3.This findings are seen after any injury - the features of oedema / internal collection due to inflammation / infection after infection. 4.So the femoral condyle injury is suggested - recommended x-ray to rule out any fractures. 5.Further treatment will be conservative in this case, minimising weight bearing for early healing. Good luck. Hope it helps you. Wish you a good health. Anything to ask ? do not hesitate. Thank you.