Posterior knee pain meniscus tear

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Avatar m tn Minor joint effusion Conclusion Tear posterior horn medial meniscus. Remaining internal structures of the knee appear grossly intact. Knee causes lots of pain and discomfort and some nice noises. What are the chances of this needing surgery?
Avatar m tn what is the treatment for a tear in the posterior end of the medial meniscus extending to the inferior meniscual surface
Avatar m tn sudsha One of the most common knee problems an Orthopedist sees in the office is a degenerative meniscus tear. A meniscus is a cushion inside your knee. It aids in stability of the knee and minimizing the stress across the knee, thus minimizing the risk of developing osteoarthritis. Meniscus tears are incredibly common. Although meniscus tears occur in all age groups, they are most common in adults over 50. There are many different types of meniscus tears.
Avatar n tn MR findings are suggestive of grade 2 tear in posterior horn of medial meniscus with marrow edema in medial femoral condyle with joint effusion "
Avatar m tn ?anterior cruciate ligament tear ,? Posterior horn of medical meniscus tear Scan Protocol: Sagittal: T2 GRE, PD FATSAT Coronal: T1 FSE, FSEIR Axial: PD FATSAT Report: Hyperintense signal in seen in both tibal condyles on FSEIR images appearing hypointense on T1W images suggestive of bone bruise/contusion.
Avatar m tn There is oblique tear of posterior horn of medical meniscus, also There is a detached fragment of medical meniscus and we are dealing with a bucket-handle type tear of the medical meniscus. There is complete tear of the ACL and PCL is intact". I am not a medical person and don't understand this terms doctor told me to do surgery. can you explain me in simple term and after surgery it will be normal? Thanks.
Avatar m tn i am in a ton of pain and lose sleep over it. I am a 30 y/o male and have right knee issues from an acl tear from an injury in 2006 with acl repair surgery in 2010. The MRI report from my visit in August 2016 is as follows: FINDINGS: Previous ACL repair with susceptibility artifact resulting from femoral anchor. The graft is torn. The PCL is intact. The fibular collateral and medial collateral ligaments are intact.
Avatar f tn Myxoid degeneration to posterior horn of the lateral meniscus without discrete tear. Grade iii chondromalacia to the patellar apex. I am only 36 and don't want surgery.
Avatar n tn There is complex tear of the posterior horn of the medial meniscus extending into the body. No significant extrusion or evidence of detached fragment. There is diffuse thinning of articular cartilage at the weightbearing aspect of the medial compartment, without full-thickness defect. The lateral meniscus is normal in size, shape, and signal. There is mild diffuse cartilage thinning throughout the weightbearing lateral compartment, without full-thickness defect.
Avatar m tn Myxoid degeneration of medial meniscus posterior horn with knee joint effusion and suspected partial tear of the anterior cruciate ligament for which clinical correlation is adviced". I get only right knee MRI due to its cost, but I'm suffering of similar pain on both knees. What does this mean? Is there any treatment I can do at home to relief the pain? Thanks!
Avatar m tn MR findings are suggestive of grade 2 tear in posterior horn of medial meniscus with marrow edema in medial femoral condyle with joint effusion "
Avatar f tn I want to know what the difference is between a small vertically oriented longitudinal tear in the peripheral one third of the posterior horn of the medial meniscus appears to communicate with the inferior meniscal surface and a horizontal tear along the inferior joint surface in the posterior horn of medial meniscus, with extension of the horizontal intrasubstance tear into the body?
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Avatar f tn Complex, unstable tear of the medial meniscus body and posterior horn. High grade ACL tear through the mid-proximal fibers. Mild diffuse attenuation of the medial femorotibial articular cartilage without focal defect or underlying bony edema. The patellorfemoral articular cartilage appears intact. There is nondisplaced, complex tear with horizontal and verticle components through the body, posterior horn and posterior central root of the medial meniscus. The lateral meniscus is intact.
Avatar n tn A focus of chondral edema in the articular cartilage overlying the medial facet of the patella in keeping with early chonromalacia patella. Undisplaced complex tear int he medial meniscus at the junction between the body any posterior horn of the medial meniscus." Could someone please explain in layman's terms the above observation. My doc has requested an appointment with an othro - don't know how soon that will happen.
1587585 tn?1309432260 Grade 1 tear in the anterior horn of the Lateral Meniscus and grade 2 tear in the posterior horn of the Lateral Meniscus noted ~Medial Meniscus: Grade 1 tear in the anterior horn of the Medial Meniscus and grade 2 tear in the posterior horn of the Medial Meniscus noted ~No significant joint effusion ~REST: NAD.