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1)near complete proximal anterior cruciate ligament tear is seen. 2)grade 2 medial collateral ligament sprain is noted 3)undisplaced longitudinal tear of the posterior horn of the medial meniscus is noted 4)contusion of the posterolateral tibial plateau is noted 5)contusion changes are noted around the popliteus tendon and posterolateral join capsule 6)moderate to large joint effusion is noted 7)the lateral meniscus appears normal in configuration and signal intensities 8)posterior cruciate ligament appears normal in course, calibre,signal intensities and bony attachments. This is my husband's MRI scan reports. We are not able to understand the severeness of the injury. Pls suggest a suitable remedy

From the report I can understand that the scan was done immediately after injury. It appears that the ligament is torn which might need surgery. But the patient needs to be seen first. Anyways this is an elective surgery that can be done at a later date also. The information provided is solely on the mri report. Patient needs to be examined first for proper plan of treatment ...

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Following is the report of angiogram. Please give us your opinion. Coronary Angiogram Route : Right radial route Hardvvares : SF Tiger catheter Contrast : Iohexol CAG report: LMCA: Normal. LAD : Type III vessel. Ostio proximal LAD shows 70, lesion. Mid LAD shows normal. Distal LAD shows diffusely diseased. Diagonal branches shows thin vessel with mild disease. LCX : Dominant vessel. Proximal segment shows mild disease. Mid segment shows 70% long lesion, and after major OM shows 80% lesion. Major Om shows mild disease. PDA shows normal. RCA : Non-dominant with thin vessel. Mild disease. Im ression: CAD /Acute IWMI Two vessel disease. PLAN: PTCA to LCX ( Culprit Artery) PTCA to LAD later

It will be better to see CAG video for final confirmation, otherwise the advice is correct. ...

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Hello doctor I am 36/M, 4 months back i had a fall from my scooter and stood in my left leg with full weight. After 3 days i started having some pain inside my knee. Consulted a ortho and mri scan was done. Report says 1. Minimal knee joint effusion seen. 2.small foci of hyperintensity seen involving the proximal and mid Acl, suggesting mildly strain. 3.hyerintensity seen in the posterior horn of medial menisci, suggesting grade 1 strain. 4.The medial collateral ligament shows hyperi tensity, suggesting strain/edema. I have done physiotherapy with IFT. for 1 months and taken some medicine prescribed by doctor. But after 3 months i still have the knee stiff and pain. Is there any permanent cure. Please help.

Repeat an MRI to see the status of your ligaments followed by knee exrecises ...

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my coronary angiography report left main - normal LAD 70-80 % Lesion LCX 80-90% Lesion RCA 80-90% Proximal Lesion 100% Distal Lesion final dignosis CAD, TVD Advice PCI+STENT TO LAD& LCX PL ADVICE

hi i require details of all other reports ...

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Hello sir: Can you please suggest the way forward for the below due to fall from bike: IMPRESSION:·Complete thickness tear of the proximal fibers of the anterior cruciate ligament – grade III tear.·Focal undisplaced vertical tear in the posterior horn of medial meniscus.·Edema / contusions in the posterior aspect of medial and lateral tibial condyles. ·High riding patella with insall salvati ratio 1.43.·Significant fluid in the bursae adjacent to the lateral collateral ligament.·Grade IV chondromalacia changes along the patellar ridge.·Moderate kne

ACL Damage Need ACL reconstruction ...

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Hello sir: Can you please suggest the way forward for the below due to fall from bike: IMPRESSION:·Complete thickness tear of the proximal fibers of the anterior cruciate ligament – grade III tear.·Focal undisplaced vertical tear in the posterior horn of medial meniscus.·Edema / contusions in the posterior aspect of medial and lateral tibial condyles. ·High riding patella with insall salvati ratio 1.43.·Significant fluid in the bursae adjacent to the lateral collateral ligament.·Grade IV chondromalacia changes along the patellar ridge.·Moderate kne

My advice is go for Arthroscopic knee surgery for your knee . this will take care of ACL , Meniscus @ Chondromalacia patella ...

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