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MRI Of The Knee Detected Ill Definition Of ACL Reconstruction, Recurrent Tear Within Its Mid-point. Had A Fall Post Reconstruction. What Are The Possibilities Of Fall Causing This Tear?
i just had an MRI of my knee . I had it reconstructed 6 months ago. I landed on it funny last week. I have the radiologist report. the impression says ill definition of the ACL reconstruction, therefore, i cannot entirely exclude a recurrent tear within its midpoint. What are the chances i really tore it? and what are different possibilities?
I think MRi report is not sufficient for it as some edema or swelling also appears like a tear. So I would suggest you to show it to your orthopaedic surgeon and he will be able to help you in this. If there is any abnormal laxity on MRI then i think you have torn it again. but do not go with MRI findings alone.
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MRI Of The Knee Detected Ill Definition Of ACL Reconstruction, Recurrent Tear Within Its Mid-point. Had A Fall Post Reconstruction. What Are The Possibilities Of Fall Causing This Tear?
I think MRi report is not sufficient for it as some edema or swelling also appears like a tear. So I would suggest you to show it to your orthopaedic surgeon and he will be able to help you in this. If there is any abnormal laxity on MRI then i think you have torn it again. but do not go with MRI findings alone.