WHAT HAVE WE COVERED Over the past 2 days we have looked at, and you should now be able to assess, the anatomy of the meniscal roots, how to find them on MRI and the appearance of tears and degeneration. We have also looked at the appearance of Meniscal ossicles. AN EXTRA POST TO LOOK […]
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MENISCAL OSSICLES WHAT ARE THEY WHY DO THEY OCCUR WHAT DO THEY LOOK LIKE WHAT ARE THEY Meniscal Ossicles are areas of ossification with a surrounding cortex that occur within the meniscus. Usually solitary. The most common location is in the meniscal root or posterior horn of the medial meniscus. Image above: well corticated meniscal
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CASE 1 CASE 1 HOW TO REPORT IT CASE 1 Look at the scan and assess for a root tear: Which meniscus is involved. What are the findings that indicate a root tear. Is there extrusion of the meniscus. HOW TO REPORT IT OTHER FINDINGS WE WILL COME BACK TO: Patella Cartilage Loss Full
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