Sonographic detection of a meniscal cyst

Gibbs, Vivien; Jones, A.

doi:10.1053/radi.2001.0314

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“…In their study, Gibbs et al (15) state a high value of the ultrasound examination in diagnosing meniscal cysts by comparing those findings with MRI findings. In the course of their research, they came to the conclusion that meniscal cysts are often accompanied by horizontal meniscus lesions (especially on the lateral meniscus), which can be detected by ultrasound.…”

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Validity of Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Knee Injuries

Grubor¹,

Asotić²,

Grubor³

et al. 2013

Acta Inform Med

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Introduction:Knee injuries are common in athletes, recreationists, and other people in their everyday activities.Objective:The study is aimed at establishing the validity of clinical findings, MRI and diagnostic arthroscopy of the knee in ACL, PCL, medial or lateral ligament lesions.Methods:The prospective research involved 63 inpatients at the Traumatology Clinic in Banja Luka- Niš between 1 January 2011 and 1 June 2012.Results:When clinically examining the ACL and based on the calculated post-test probability amounting to (LR+) = 0.8017, we conclude that there is a considerable probability (80.17%) that a patient with an arthroscopically diagnosed ACL lesion will have the same lesion diagnosed by MRI. The post-test probability following the clinical examination of the medial meniscus and amounting to (LR+) = 0.6943 suggests that there is a considerable probability (69.43%) that an arthroscopically diagnosed lesion of the medial meniscus will also be diagnosed by MRI. On the basis of the clinical examination of the lateral meniscus in the examined sample and calculated post-test probability amounting to (LR+) = 0.6346, we conclude that there is a considerable difference (63.46%) between the diagnostic arthroscopy and MRI of lateral meniscus lesions.Conclusion:Arthroscopic examination of the knee is a more valuable method than diagnosis by MRI and clinical examination for detecting lesions of the ACL, PCL, medial and lateral meniscus.

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Validity of Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Knee Injuries

Grubor¹,

Asotić²,

Grubor³

et al. 2013

Acta Inform Med

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“…Vor vik(Warwick)isa rad ni ci [6]usvo jojstu di jina vo dedajepri li komutvr đi va wale zi jeme di jal nogme ni sku saul tra zvuč nimpre gle domuoče nale zi ja kodjed nogodukup no20bo le sni kasle zi jomme di jal nogme ni sku sa.Gibs(Gibbs)isa rad ni ci [7]na vo deu svo jojstu di jivi so kuvred nostul tra zvuč nogpre gle da udi jag no sti ko va wume ni sku snihci sta,upo re đu ju ći na lazsmag net no re zo nant nimna la zom.Onisuto kom is tra ži va waza kqu či lidasume ni sku sneci steče stopra će neho ri zon tal nomle zi jomme ni sku sa(na ro či tonala te ral nomme ni sku su),ko jasemo žeot kri tiul tra zvu kom.Uko li kotoni jemo gu će,auto ripre po ru ču jupre gledmag net nomre zo nan ci jom.Isto vet niza kquč cido bi je nisuiuna šemis tra ži va wuna osno vuna la zaul tra zvuč nogpre gle dais pi ta ni ka.…”

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