<caption><image_0>The image shows a man in a suit and tie standing behind a podium with a laptop in front of him. He appears to be giving a presentation or giving a speech. The background is black and there is a logo for MRI Online on the top left corner of the image. The man is wearing a microphone and has a serious expression on his face. On the left side of the screen, there is another person, possibly a woman, who is looking at him attentively.</caption><transcript><audio_1>history 19 year-old female hyperextension while dancing nine days ago prior to the study pain in the popliteal area severe pain with straightening I'm gonna drop down all the water wait at sequences first and</transcript><caption><image_2>The image is a collage of three black and white MRI images. The first image on the left shows a normal view of the knee, with the knee joint in the center. The second image in the middle shows the knee with a fracture in the right side of the image. The fracture appears to be in the lower part of the head and neck. The image is labeled with a yellow line, indicating that it is an MRI scan. The background of the images is black, and there are several lines and dots scattered throughout the image, likely representing medical data.</caption><transcript><audio_3>you can see that is typically a habit of mine for efficiency and speed I've already established in my mind that something's wrong with the ACL right off the axial where is my straight linear</transcript><transcript><audio_4>hypo intense ACL that should be hugging the inner border of the lateral femoral condyle it's not there torn right there we already know there's an ACL tear before we've even looked at anything else just on our so called axial Scout</transcript><transcript><audio_5>we know that the and row medial tibial collateral ligament and the superficial layers that include the retinaculum and the MPL and the patella tibia ligament of the patella meniscal ligament they're a little bit abnormal they're puffy</transcript><transcript><audio_6>looking I'll go to the coronal once again we've got micro trabecular impaction injury subcortical micro trabecular fracture this one I don't think was depressed actually slightly</transcript><transcript><audio_7>depressed very slightly depressed on the t1 on the lateral side so we know there's been a pivot shift let's keep looking shall we our theory that the MCO was injured and tearily was correct there's blood the superficial fibers of</transcript><transcript><audio_8>the intro medial MCL irregular ill-defined not contiguous the meniscus emeral anterior ligament ill-defined and swollen but to your question earlier look at those condyles I like to see a</transcript> history 19 year-old female hyperextension while dancing nine days ago prior to the study pain in the popliteal area severe pain with straightening I'm gonna drop down all the water wait at sequences first and you can see that is typically a habit of mine for efficiency and speed I've already established in my mind that something's wrong with the ACL right off the axial where is my straight linear hypo intense ACL that should be hugging the inner border of the lateral femoral condyle it's not there torn right there we already know there's an ACL tear before we've even looked at anything else just on our so called axial Scout we know that the and row medial tibial collateral ligament and the superficial layers that include the retinaculum and the MPL and the patella tibia ligament of the patella meniscal ligament they're a little bit abnormal they're puffy looking I'll go to the coronal once again we've got micro trabecular impaction injury subcortical micro trabecular fracture this one I don't think was depressed actually slightly depressed very slightly depressed on the t1 on the lateral side so we know there's been a pivot shift let's keep looking shall we our theory that the MCO was injured and tearily was correct there's blood the superficial fibers of the intro medial MCL irregular ill-defined not contiguous the meniscus emeral anterior ligament ill-defined and swollen but to your question earlier look at those condyles I like to see a
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