(Fig 1-E.11) Recurrent Tear in meniscal repair -3

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📌 Suture Tracks in Meniscal Tissue

Identification: Suture tracks within the meniscal tissue are discernible across all MRI pulse sequences. 

However, their visibility is notably enhanced in PD (Proton Density) Fat Suppressed (PDFS) sequences.

➡️ Suture Tracks Appearance:

• Short Axis: Manifest as dot-like images, showcasing an intermediate to high signal.
• Long Axis: Present as linear images, also displaying an intermediate to high signal.

➡️ Suture Tracks Location: 

• These suture tracks are embedded within the thickness of the meniscal tissue. 
• A detailed examination allows for their tracing from the articular surface to the meniscus's periphery.

 

📌 Radial Tears in Vertical Suture 

• It is possible to observe their formation originating from the suture tracks, extending towards the femoral and tibial surfaces of the meniscus

 

 

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