Analysis of Radiological Features of Lateral Femoral Impaction Fracture (LFC-IF) / Lateral Femoral Notch Sign will be performed on MRIs of consecutive patients after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries and without ACL injuries.
Two independent measurers will twicely measure the radiological features of Lateral Femoral Impaction Fracture / Lateral Femoral Notch Sign on MRIs of consecutive patients after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries and without ACL injuries. In cases without ACL injuries, radiological features of terminal sulcus (TS), a native sulcus located on the lateral femoral condyle, will be measured. Intra- and inter-rater agreements will be calculated. The following radiological features will be assessed/ measured: 1. Presence of LFC-IF/ TS 2. LFC-IF/ TS depth 3. LFC-IF/ TS length 4. Distance from Blumensaat line to the front border of LFC-IF / TS 5. Distance from Blumensaat line to the deepest part of LFC-IF / TS 6. Distance from Blumensaat line to the rear border of LFC-IF / TS
Study Type
OBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment
100
Patients after knee injury are often advised to undergo knee MRI for diagnosis. Measurements on knee MRI performed during routine clinical practice will be made.
Artromedical Orthopaedic Clinic
Bełchatów, Łódź Voivodeship, Poland
RECRUITINGDistance from Blumensaat line to the rear border of LFC-IF / TS
Distance from Blumensaat line to the rear border of LFC-IF /TS
Time frame: At the time of MRI exam
Distance from Blumensaat line to the deepest part of LFC-IF / TS
Distance from Blumensaat line to the deepest part of LFC-IF / TS
Time frame: At the time of MRI exam
Distance from Blumensaat line to the front border of LFC-IF / TS
Distance from Blumensaat line to the front border of LFC-IF / TS
Time frame: At the time of MRI exam
LFC-IF / TS length
LFC-IF / TS length
Time frame: At the time of MRI exam
LFC-IF / TS depth
LFC-IF / TS depth
Time frame: At the time of MRI exam
Presence of LFC-IF / TS
Presence of LFC-IF / TS
Time frame: At the time of MRI exam
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