Evaluation of Anterior and Posterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries of the Knee on Magnetic Resonance Imaging: A Cross-sectional Study

Vaidya, Shirish; Dhongade, Harshal S; Mahajan, Shital M; Mk, Aneesh

doi:10.31782/ijcrr.2020.121422

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“…Before performing this diagnostic procedure the magnetic imaging technologist should ensure that there should not be any electrical, magnetical or any other ferromagnetic surgical implant within the body of patient presented to MRI department for scanning purpose. By all these it makes MRI highly sensitive and accurate for the detection of ACL tear s (14) . The purpose of this study is to provide the systematic percentage of anterior cruciate ligament tear in South Asia in the territory of Pakistan based on advanced radiological techniques under the supervision of highly experienced and qualified radiologists and radiological technologists for the authentic results regarding the occurrence of anterior ligament tear among the population and to minimize the chances of uncertainty.…”

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Role of Mri in Evaluation of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tear

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sports like basketball, soccer, baseball skiing. Female athletes are at higher risk of having ACL tear as compare to males. ACL tear should be treated properly because injury to it can cause a serious clinical conditions like it can cause the immobilization of the subject until it is treated properly. For the accurate treatment there should be most advanced and highly sensitive diagnostic approach which aids in the addition of accurate information regarding the location, grading and the condition of ACL tear either there is complete or partial tear. Magnetic resonance imaging modality can diagnosis ACL tears with a high accuracy with the help of specific protocols which are more sensitive to soft tissue injuries.

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Role of Mri in Evaluation of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tear

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A Report of Physiotherapy Rehabilitation in A Case of Post- Surgical Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction

Jaiswal¹

2021

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Plantar fasciitis is one of the major cause of heel pain(1). Plantar fasciitis is known as an overuse condition as it progresses over time and is a result of prolonged distress that surpasses the innate ability of the body to heal and respond, inevitably leading to failure of the muscles, bones, and ligaments. The indications of plantar fasciitis in the very first steps of the morning are like stabbing discomfort. The pain generally gets easier once the foot is on the move and walking. This pain is however, likely to come back from prolonged duration of standing or getting up from a sitting position. Rehabilitation techniques like Kaltenborn mobilization, Ultrasound, Kinesio taping and stretching have been used to reduce planter fasciitis. The case study elaborates on interventions for plantar fasciitis in diabetic patient. This 36 year old diabetic female reported with pain and swelling in left heel since 6 months along with bilateral knee pain. Pain aggravated with activity and reduced with rest. The patient was mesomorphic in body type. Based on the combination of standard physical therapy assessment techniques the clinical impression was formulated as plantar fasciitis. The patient was diabetic for last 5 years. Physiotherapy Intervention included-Lateral side step action for 5 sets of 15 crossovers, Standing on 1-legged balancing exercise, Ankle inversion and eversion exercise, Kaltenborn mobilisation for subtalar joint, Tissue-specific plantar fascia stretchand Kinesio-Taping. After 12 weeks of treatment and follow up, pain was reduce and muscle strength was increased. Normal gait pattern was achieved. Timely continual physical therapy and patient participation are critical factors for the successful recovery from plantar fasciitis.

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Evaluation of Anterior and Posterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries of the Knee on Magnetic Resonance Imaging: A Cross-sectional Study

Cited by 2 publications

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Role of Mri in Evaluation of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tear

Role of Mri in Evaluation of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tear

A Report of Physiotherapy Rehabilitation in A Case of Post- Surgical Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction

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