Collectively, results from the KANON trial and CBP suggest there may be a spectrum of ACL healing, whereby a more ‘normal’ MRI appearance of the ACL may be associated with favourable patient outcomes.

Because ACL injuries are recognized quicker, due to increased awareness and better diagnostic tools, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), more ... 97% of knees with a normal meniscus and ...

An MRI demonstrates a mid-substance ... to the meniscus or articular surface had normal x-rays at follow-up. Among football players with early-season ACL tears, Shelton et al.

JuJu Watkins went down, grabbing her knee in pain, minutes into USC's March Madness game vs. Mississippi State. Here's the ...

Three months later, a follow-up MRI ... normal appearance. The findings have become a hot topic in medical circles, raising questions about whether changes are needed to the way doctors treat ACL ...

ACL reconstruction (ACLR) with an autologous tendon graft and (4) to assess the role of MRI in determining ACL# morphology. Contributors RH has been responsible for all the work in this submission, ...