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๐ Understanding Complex Meniscal Tears
- A combination of radial, horizontal, and longitudinal components.
- Extends on multiple planes, possibly forming separate flaps.
- ๐ธ On MRI: Look for vertical & horizontal patterns, hinting at a fragmented structure.
๐จ 'Complex Tear': Indicates extensive distortion & multiple signal lines to the surface. Predicts multiple flaps during arthroscopy.
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| (Fig 1-B.21) Double ACL Sign Bucket-Handle Tear (Lateral meniscus) (0) | 2024.02.03 |
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| (Fig 1-B.20) Double PCL Sign Bucket-Handle Tear (Medial meniscus) (0) | 2024.02.02 |
| (Fig 1-B.18) Change in the slope of a flap tear (0) | 2024.01.31 |
| (Fig 1-B.17) Horizontal tear versus horizontal flap tear (0) | 2024.01.30 |
| (Fig 1-B.16) Tips for detecting flap tear in MRI findings (2) | 2024.01.29 |