Hello sir, In my MRI report of Right Knee 1. Grade II signal in posterior horn of medial meniscus . 2. Complete tear of ACL. 3. Contusion in lateral femoral condyle and proximal tibia. 4. Grade II ... View answer

"Multiple cystic lesions noted between medial aspect of proximal tibia and medial collateral ligament ." No ... chondral erosions noted in medial femoral condyle" patellofemoral... View answer

impressions are as under: - Subarticular and subchondral marrow oedema/ contusion in medial condyle of femur, medial, lateral condyles and intercondylar eminence of tibia. - Full thickness tear... View answer

. Osteopathic breaking at tibial and femoral condyle with subchondral cysts in the tibial and femoral condyle-suggestive of osteoarthric changes c. Altered marrow signal intensity in the lateral femoral... View answer

within the central weight-bearing surface of the medial femoral condyle distending over a distance of 2.3 x 1.7cm. There is significant underlying subchondral edema through the medial femoral... View answer

When I straighten my leg sometimes, my knee pops and it feels like my medial femoral condyle is moving forward on my tibia. I feel a sharp pinch in my knee and it hurts like crazy. I had a patellar ... View answer

aspect of the medial femoral condyle with intense bone marrow edema. postoperative changes of prior ... insufficiency fracture in the medial femoral condyle with progression of advanced... View answer

lesion medial femoral condyle 2. Subtle subchondral fracture lateral femoral condylecondyle 3 ...Clinical back ground: Complete ACL tear, Tear lateral menisus with osteochondral defect over medial ... View answer

What (in a language I can understand PLEASE :) ) is SEVERE DIFFUSE CHONDROMALACIA OF THE MEDIAL FEMORAL CONDYLE AND MEDIAL PLATEAU ARE NOTED WITH SMALL OSTEOPHYTE FORMATIONS. ALSO LARGE COMPLEX TEAR IS... View answer

Two weeks ago I bruised the entire anterior aspect of my lower leg, right along the tibia. the ... the anterior/medial aspect of my tibia. Is this a collection of blood? Will it go away? ... View answer