📌Normal MRI appearance after meniscal repair
- In conventional MR imaging following meniscal repair, a hyperintense signal at the repair site can persist for over 10 years post-surgery.
- Importantly, even full-thickness signal abnormalities do not reliably indicate recurrent tears.
- This persistent hyperintense signal could result from either immature fibrovascular granulation tissue or mature fibrocartilaginous scar tissue.
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