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FIGURE 25-17. Diagnostic arthroscopy of the knee. Anterior cruciate ligament.
FIGURE 45-63. The Lachman test for anterior cruciate ligament insufficiency.
Figure 6-110 <bold>ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT TEAR. A. Proton Density-Weighted MRI, Sagittal Knee.</bold> Note the normal low signal intensity anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in this pediatric patient (<italic>arrow</bold>). <bold>B. Proton Density-Weighted MRI, Sagittal Knee.</bold> Observe that the ACL has been avulsed from its proximal femoral attachment (<italic>arrow</bold>) Note the retraction of the ligament and surrounding hemorrhagic edema. <bold><italic>COMMENT:</bold></bold> The ACL originates on the lateral femoral con...
Figure 6-110 <bold>ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT TEAR. A. Proton Density-Weighted MRI, Sagittal Knee.</bold> Note the normal low ...
Plate 5-4 Left Midknee. Diagnostic MR. Plane cutting through a medial parasagittal plane of the knee that represents both cruciate ligaments. The MR pulse sequence make fat bright, muscle intermediate, and fibrous tendons or ligaments dark in signal. This view is very helpful in evaluating for cruciate ligament injury. Note the suprapatellar bursa is collapsed in its normal state. Radiographic Key: 1 Prepatellar bursa, 2 Patellar tendon, 3 Suprapatellar (quadriceps) bursa, 4 Articular cart...
Plate 5-4 Left Midknee. Diagnostic MR. Plane cutting through a medial parasagittal plane of the knee that represents both cruciate ligament...