The main objective of this review was to present a synthesis of the current literature in order
to provide a useful tool to clinician in radiologic analysis of the meniscus. All anatomical …

For diagnosing meniscal pathology, MR imaging remains the most powerful noninvasive
tool available. The radiologist must pay careful attention to the technical aspects of the …

Objective This study evaluated the ability of routine 1.5-T MRI scans to visualize the
anterolateral ligament (ALL) and describe its path and anatomic relations with lateral knee …

PURPOSE: To investigate the multiple signs of medial collateral ligament (MCL) sprains,
including the location and prevalence of associated bone bruises, and evaluate the …

A prospective and retrospective study was undertaken to compare the accuracy of magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI) with clinical examination in diagnosing meniscal and anterior …

MR imaging of the knee is an accurate method for diagnosing meniscal tears. However, MR
findings do not always agree with surgical findings. In a retrospective study, we analyzed the …

Purpose To demonstrate variations in the meniscofemoral ligaments (ligaments of Wrisberg
and Humphrey) at anatomical study and magnetic resonance (MR) imaging. Design Twenty …

On MR images of the knee it is sometimes impossible to determine with confidence if a focus
of high signal in the meniscus is confined to the substance of the meniscus or if it extends to …

Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging of cadaveric knees was performed to determine optimal
sequences for visualization of hyaline cartilage. Six fresh-frozen cadaveric knees were …

In a prospective study, magnetic resonance imaging was performed before arthroscopy for
all patients (n= 121) with a meniscal tear (n= 125). Criteria of the study were stable cruciate …