✅ Knee MRI Mastery/Chap 3.Collateral Ligaments

(Fig 3-A.09) Grade III Injury of the sMCL and Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Injuries

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📌 MRI Findings in Grade 3 Superficial MCL Injury

  • Complete discontinuity of the proximal superficial MCL and adjacent soft tissue edema, indicating a full-thickness tear.

 

📌 Involvement of MPFL in MCL Injuries

  • Injuries of the superficial MCL can propagate anteriorly to involve the anterior MPFL.
  • The MPFL merges with the fibers of the MCL at the epicondyle.
  • The MPFL appears abnormal in most patients with clinically and MRI-documented cases of superficial MCL sprains or tears at or above the knee joint line.

✅ Clinical Relevance of MPFL Abnormalities

  • The femoral third of the oblique decussation component of the MPFL, which arises from the anterior margin of the upper superficial MCL, appears abnormal in approximately 90% of cases involving superficial MCL injuries.
  • Despite these MPFL abnormalities, there is no evidence of concurrent lateral patellar dislocation on the initial MRI scans.

✅ MPFL Anatomy

  • The MPFL consists of a thinner, more superior transverse component attaching to the medial femoral condyle and a broader, more inferior oblique decussation component arising from the upper segment of the superficial MCL.

 

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