Bakes,

#25/684-P-26

Town &
Opp. Cafe AP.
MRI Road, Nandyal,

Magna Padmavathi
Nagar,

79 99
08514 - 294644: M/24Y
89 89 08
MRI Center

Sex / Age
sIEMENSMAMAGNNELo M SEMRAA
:SARATH.P 24/M :MR
Modality :15/5/2025, 1:26:17 pm
Name
:8841
Study Date
MRN
:SELE

Referred By
LEFT KNEE
MRIOF

History: Pain.

performed.
Technique: joint was
multiecho MR of the knee
Multiplanar,

orientation of
FindingsS: attachment with horizontal

fibres of ACL at
its femoral
posterolateral
High grade tear in
fibres.
rest of the

Buckling of PCL. meniscus.

horn of medial
intensity changes in the anterior lateral meniscus.
Grade I signal and posterior horns of
intensity changes in the anterior
Grade I signal suprapatellar recess.
joint effusion with extension into attachments and reveal
Mild knee normal tibial and
femoral
ligament appears intact with
Posterior cruciate

intensity. No evidence
of tear.
normal signal laxity or tear.
ligaments appear normal. Noevidence of
collateral
Lateral and medial and signal
otherwise appear normal in configuration
meniscus
medial
Rest of the lateral and
intensity. No evidence
of tear noted.
and ligamentum patellae appear
quadriceps tendon
appear normal. The
Popliteal muscle and tendon
appears normal.
normal. The Hoffa's fat pad upper tibia and fibula
lateral femoral condyles, tibial plateau and
and
Lower shaft of femur, medial
marrow edema.
signal. No evidence of
reveal normal marrow
position.
Patella appears normal in
patello-femoral joints appear normal
with intact articular cartilage.
Tibiofemoral and
intraarticular loose bodies are seen.
No obvious

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 Magna MRI Center
#25/684-P-26
MRI Road, Opp. Cafe Town & Bakes,
Padmavathi Nagar, Nandyal, AP.
SIEMENS 1.5T MRI MAGNETOM
SE MPRA 89 89 08 79 99 08514 - 294644

IMPRESSION:
High grade tear in posterolateral fibres of ACL at its femoral attachment with
horizontal
orientation of rest of the fibres.
Buckling of PCL.
Grade I signal intensity changes in the anterior horn ofmedial meniscus.
Grade I signal intensity changes in the anterior and posterior horns of
lateral meniscus.
Mild knee joint effusion with extension into
suprapatellar recess.
-For clinical / plain radiograph correlation and
further evaluation.

Dr.Panil Kumar
MB8S, MD (RADIO-DIAGNOSIS)
Consultant Radiologist Reg. APMC84115

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