Explore MRI imaging of normal knees versus those with Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) tears in this comprehensive video tutorial. Learn to identify complete and partial ACL tears, as well as indirect signs of injury. Examine the characteristics of a normal ACL, including its appearance, insertions, and associated angles. Discover key features of complete ACL tears, such as ligament absence and abnormal orientation. Understand the significance of indirect signs like PCL buckling, uncovered lateral meniscus sign, lateral notch sign, bone contusions, and Segond fractures. Gain valuable insights into sports injury imaging and enhance your ability to diagnose ACL tears using MRI.
MRI Knee - Normal vs ACL Tear: Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries in Sports Imaging
Dr. Sam's Imaging Library via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
- Complete ACL Tear
- Partial ACL Tear
- Indirect Signs
Taught by
Dr. Sam's Imaging Library
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