核磁共振成像与关节镜评估之间的前交叉韧带损伤坡道病变。

IF 0.8 Q4 SURGERY

Chirurgia Pub Date : 2024-10-01 DOI:10.21614/chirurgia.119.eC.3032

Mohamed Samir, Ehab Alieldin, Ahmed T Ashour, Ahmed Abouelnaga, Ahmed Attia, Ahmed Ashour, Ahmed Ismail, Ahmed Waly, Tarek Elkhadrawy

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目的比较关节镜与核磁共振成像在诊断与前十字韧带（ACL）损伤相关的斜坡病变方面的准确性：前瞻性观察研究。材料与方法：我们纳入了 100 名前交叉韧带完全撕裂的患者：排除标准：1）前交叉韧带部分撕裂；2）前交叉韧带翻修手术或既往膝关节手术；3）膝关节多韧带损伤；4）大面积内侧半月板撕裂。结果九名患者被诊断为前交叉韧带相关性斜坡病变。所有九名患者均有磁共振成像（MRI）征象，但这些征象并无统计学意义（2=1.884，FEp=0.348）。有斜坡病变的患者半月板内侧斜率平均为 2.88 +- 0.46，无斜坡病变的患者半月板内侧斜率平均为 2.47 +- 0.55（T=2.146，P=0.034），这意味着关节镜检查具有统计学意义。结论：关节镜在诊断斜坡病变方面更具优势：结论：关节镜在诊断斜坡病变方面具有成本效益、直接可视性和即时治疗能力等优势。斜坡病变在磁共振成像中没有特异性体征，这进一步支持了这一结论。

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Ramp Lesions with ACL Injuries Between MRI and Arthroscopic Evaluation.

Objective: To compare the accuracy of arthroscopy with MRI in diagnosing ramp lesions associated with anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries.

Design: Prospective observational study. Material and Methods: We included 100 patients with complete ACL tear.

Exclusion criteria: 1) Partial ACL tear, 2) ACL revision surgery or previous knee surgery, 3) Multi-ligamentous knee injury, 4) Extensive medial meniscus tear. Results: Nine patients were diagnosed with ACL-associated ramp lesions. All nine had magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) signs, but these were not statistically significant ( 2=1.884, FEp=0.348). Mean medial meniscal slope for patients with ramp lesions was 2.88 +- 0.46, without was 2.47 +- 0.55 (T=2.146, P=0.034), implying statistical significance as visualized by arthroscopy. Arthroscopy is superior in diagnosing ramp lesions.

Conclusion: Arthroscopy is superior in diagnosing ramp lesions due to cost-effectiveness, direct visualization, and immediate treatment capability. The absence of specific MRI signs for ramp lesions further supports this conclusion.

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Chirurgia Medicine-Surgery

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4-8 weeks

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