<transcript><audio_46>you might say okay well when do I diagnose a tear when you have swelling around it well you have a Conroe lesion around it and when it goes to here when you do your sagittal z-- and you start to get into the body Horn Junction and it</transcript><transcript><audio_47>persists it's a tear you have a cyst it's a tear if you have a large area of blood next to it it's a tear so you're going to use a combination of morphology and the indirect signs of swelling to</transcript><video><caption><image_48>The image is a collage of three MRI images of the knee joint. The images are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each image showing a different view of the joint from different angles.

The first image on the left shows the knee with a large, oval-shaped fracture in the center. The fracture appears to be in the middle of the hip joint, with a small amount of blood vessels surrounding it. The second image shows the same fracture, but with a larger, more prominent fracture in front of it. There are also several small, circular structures scattered throughout the image, which appear to be nerves or ligaments. The image is labeled with the names of the different types of fractures, such as the femur, tibia, fibula, and fibula.</caption><caption><image_49>The image is a collage of three X-ray images of the knee joint. The images are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each image showing a different view of the joint. 

The first image on the left shows a normal knee joint with a large fracture in the center. The fracture appears to be in the middle of the hip joint, with a small amount of blood vessels visible. The second image shows a larger fracture on the right side of the image. The third image shows the same fracture, but with a more prominent fracture.

All three images are in black and white, and the image is taken from a top-down perspective. The image is labeled with a blue line, indicating that it is a CT scan. The background of the images is black, and there are no other objects in the image, but the focus is on the fracture.</caption></video><transcript><audio_50>decide this one is not a tear let's look at it again just to be sure you know we miss stuff - that's the medial side here's the lateral side and that is that interdigitating that I showed you now might say well that's right over a</transcript><transcript><audio_51>fracture you're right it is right over a fracture and there is a chondral injury there that's the inter digitated I told you about but it doesn't go into the body so why is that look a little more conspicuous because it's capsular tissue</transcript> you might say okay well when do I diagnose a tear when you have swelling around it well you have a Conroe lesion around it and when it goes to here when you do your sagittal z-- and you start to get into the body Horn Junction and it persists it's a tear you have a cyst it's a tear if you have a large area of blood next to it it's a tear so you're going to use a combination of morphology and the indirect signs of swelling to decide this one is not a tear let's look at it again just to be sure you know we miss stuff - that's the medial side here's the lateral side and that is that interdigitating that I showed you now might say well that's right over a fracture you're right it is right over a fracture and there is a chondral injury there that's the inter digitated I told you about but it doesn't go into the body so why is that look a little more conspicuous because it's capsular tissue
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