by multiple follicles could possibly be a pedunculated posterior subserosal/broad ligament fibroid ...Please find below my MRI results, I would like advice on how to proceed? I am black, Age... View answer

I have undergone knee MRI as there was pain in my knee when I fell down. I actually fell down 2 yrs back and doctors said there is ligament injury and it will cure, but now again I fell down and there ... View answer

shown it to a doctor and he suggested me to do MRI . My MRI report summary is provided below: Protocols ...: No tear. Lateral Meniscus: No tear. Anterior cruciate ligament: No tear. Posterior cruciate... View answer

Hello Sir, I am having ligament injury in left inee. according to MRI report 1. Partial tear of anterior cruciate ligament (grade II) 2. Grade IV tear in posterior horn of medial meniscus . 3. Moderate... View answer

Hi Dr, Please explain me about Ligament tare, as i had an injury while playing sport. I had consulted the Dr, he advised me to take a MRI Scan he is doubting that it may be Ligament tare, so kindly ... View answer

Hi can you advise what the fidings on MRI means with treatment/recovery. 1.     MRI findings compatible acute rupture of the mid substance of the anterior talofibular ligament and grade II sprain of... View answer

I had3chemical pregnancy through ivf i have 6 peripheral to uterine cavity2cm dia intramural fibroid s and 5x5cm subserosal fibroid at right ligament board displacing cervix into pouch of doughlas ... View answer

My MRI report says Proximal attachment of anterior cruciate ligament is not distinctly visible with altered signal intensity seen in that region suggestive if anterior cruciate ligament tear . How deep... View answer

hi i have a magnetic resonance report findings torn anterior cruciate ligament avulsed its femoral attachment and subsequent buckling of posterior cruciate ligament intact cruciate collateral and retinacular ... View answer

I had an MRI and dont understand a couple things. Osseous Acromial outlet the joint is normal there is no os . there is type ll morphology. the coracoacromial ligament is intact. labrum/capsule there ... View answer