Dynamic ultrasonography in the diagnosis of acute anterior cruciate ligament injury – a case report

In the reported case of acute grade 3 anterior cruciate ligament injury, clinical examination and magnetic resonance imaging findings were in conflict, leading to confusion. Ultimately, dynamic ultrasound imaging proved to be the decisive test. The article describes the steps taken to reach the diag...

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Main Author: Bartoszewicz Michał
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2021-06-01
Series:Journal of Ultrasonography
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.15557/jou.2021.0029
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description In the reported case of acute grade 3 anterior cruciate ligament injury, clinical examination and magnetic resonance imaging findings were in conflict, leading to confusion. Ultimately, dynamic ultrasound imaging proved to be the decisive test. The article describes the steps taken to reach the diagnosis. In addition, possible future diagnostic improvements are discussed. Dynamic ultrasound imaging, performed as part of the physical examination, is a valuable supplement to medical documentation. It provides appreciable diagnostic performance for the detection of anterior cruciate ligament insufficiency. Physical examination combined with magnetic resonance imaging, even though they represent the current diagnostic standard, have their limitations.
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spelling doaj.art-ffd3389eb59a424eaefb07644d8640402022-12-22T01:33:49ZengSciendoJournal of Ultrasonography2451-070X2021-06-01218518218510.15557/jou.2021.0029Dynamic ultrasonography in the diagnosis of acute anterior cruciate ligament injury – a case reportBartoszewicz Michał0irai Clinic, Otwock, PolandIn the reported case of acute grade 3 anterior cruciate ligament injury, clinical examination and magnetic resonance imaging findings were in conflict, leading to confusion. Ultimately, dynamic ultrasound imaging proved to be the decisive test. The article describes the steps taken to reach the diagnosis. In addition, possible future diagnostic improvements are discussed. Dynamic ultrasound imaging, performed as part of the physical examination, is a valuable supplement to medical documentation. It provides appreciable diagnostic performance for the detection of anterior cruciate ligament insufficiency. Physical examination combined with magnetic resonance imaging, even though they represent the current diagnostic standard, have their limitations.https://doi.org/10.15557/jou.2021.0029anterior cruciate ligament injuriesmagnetic resonance imagingultrasonographyphysical examination
spellingShingle Bartoszewicz Michał
Dynamic ultrasonography in the diagnosis of acute anterior cruciate ligament injury – a case report
Journal of Ultrasonography
anterior cruciate ligament injuries
magnetic resonance imaging
ultrasonography
physical examination
title Dynamic ultrasonography in the diagnosis of acute anterior cruciate ligament injury – a case report
title_full Dynamic ultrasonography in the diagnosis of acute anterior cruciate ligament injury – a case report
title_fullStr Dynamic ultrasonography in the diagnosis of acute anterior cruciate ligament injury – a case report
title_full_unstemmed Dynamic ultrasonography in the diagnosis of acute anterior cruciate ligament injury – a case report
title_short Dynamic ultrasonography in the diagnosis of acute anterior cruciate ligament injury – a case report
title_sort dynamic ultrasonography in the diagnosis of acute anterior cruciate ligament injury a case report
topic anterior cruciate ligament injuries
magnetic resonance imaging
ultrasonography
physical examination
url https://doi.org/10.15557/jou.2021.0029
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