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Sometimes there is ganglion cysts intrinsic to the ligaments, also it could be a parameniscal cyst dissecting through, bursitis as Jesús said... Nevertheless I'd do gadolinium and a straight T2 no fatsat. If possible try to upload it all to cmrad
1 like • 7d
seems like it :__D
1 like • 7d
Seems fine for me
12d •
MM Ramp tear?
https://www.cmrad.com/cases/1063231203 M14 - Says no trauma on questionnaire.. but when you look at his chart he had a radius SH IV fracture from a motocross injury in the past, so fair to say he probably got banged up at some point. Pivot shift bone injury, lateral femoral condyle subchondral bone contusion/stable OCD. Complete proximal ACL tear. Maybe some contusion vs normal peripheral signal in the lateral meniscus - would probably let this go. Would you call a MM ramp tear on this patient? That is the question that I have. Again, thank you for your time. Cheers
0 likes • 11d
I don't know why but I can't open the case on cmrad. Takes me to the home page both in the computer and my phone...
15d •
What's about this PCL ?
Completely torn ACL. But what's this PCL cystic-like lesion ? a tear or a cystic change ? Thank you.
1 like • 14d
Could be a focal partial tear as well in the context of a traumatic event. But please upload the full scan to collective minds so we can scroll and give a better opinion
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