Eleven (14%) participants re-injured their ACL (mean (SD): 10 months (4 months), range: 5–18 months), 4 had ACLOAS grade 1, and 7 had ACLOAS grade 2 on 3-month MRI. After re-injury, 9 of 11 ...

Three grades are commonly used to classify ACL injuries: 1, 2, and 3. The ACL sustains minor damage from grade 1 injuries, such as minor stretching, but the ligament still provides the knee joint ...

Objective The aim of our study was to assess a group of patients with calf muscle tears and evaluate the integrity of the connective tissue boundaries and interfaces. Further, we propose a novel MRI ...

Most everyone has heard of an anterior cruciate ligament ... injuries. PCLs are graded in a four-part fashion: A Grade 1 tear is a partial tear present in the ligament. A Grade 2 tear is a partial ...

Because ACL injuries are recognized quicker, due to increased awareness and better diagnostic tools, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), more physicians ... and Sanders [2] was published.