NAME: MRS.
ASHA                                                  AGE / SEX: 36Y/F
REF BY: DR. ANAND VADEHRA                                        DATE: 15.08.2024
                                            MRI LEFT KNEE
STUDY PROTOCOL
MR imaging of the left knee was performed on a MAGNETOM Verio 3 Tesla scanner using a dedicated 32-
channel phased-array surface coil. Multiple sequences were obtained.
FINDINGS
 There is non-visualisation of due to posterior horn of medial meniscus suggestive of tear. Extrusion of
  body of medial meniscus is seen medially with small parameniscal fluid collection.
 Articular cartilage over medial femoral condyle and medial tibial plateau appears decreased in
  thickness.
 Mild hyperintense signal is seen in ACL ? sprain.
 Mild knee joint effusion is seen with extension into suprapatellar bursa.
 Mild free fluid is seen in the prepatellar bursa ? prepatellar bursitis.
 Mild free fluid is seen underlying the medial head of gastrocnemius.
 Alignment of femur & tibia as well as position of patella are intact.
 Lateral menisci are normal in size, contour and signal intensity.
 Posterior cruciate ligaments are normal in course, attachments and reveals normal parenchymal signal
  intensity
 Medial collateral and lateral collateral ligaments are normal with no evidence of tear.
 Ilio-tibial tract is normal in thickness & signal intensity.
 The visualized bones show normal morphology and marrow signal intensity.
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NAME: MRS. ASHA                                               AGE / SEX: 36Y/F
REF BY: DR. ANAND VADEHRA                                     DATE: 15.08.2024
                                          MRI LEFT KNEE
IMPRESSION
 Tear of root of posterior horn of medial meniscus with extrusion .
 Decreased thickness of articular cartilage over medial femoral condyle and medial tibial plateau, ?
  degenerative changes.
 Mild hyperintense signal in ACL ? sprain.
 Mild knee joint effusion.
 Prepatellar bursitis.
RECOMMENDATION
Suggested clinical correlation.
                                                                 Dr. Narender Singh
                                                                 MD
                                                                 Reg - Reg - DMC/R/38519
            This report is only a professional opinion and it is not valid for medico-legal purposes