… MRI grade and clinical outcomes. We were not surprised to find that radiographic grade did
… Ideally, the surgical grade would be based on the bony changes associated with the lesion. …

After surgical resection or repair of a torn meniscus, the healed area may have areas of
abnormal signal intensity on MR images. Consequently, routine MR imaging is not reliable for …

Purpose: We report the results of cryopreserved meniscus allograft transplantations with 10
or more years of follow-up. Methods: Fourteen medial and 8 lateral meniscus allografts were …

Background Treatment of full-thickness talar cartilage defects that have failed previous
surgery is problematic without a definitive solution. Purpose To report the first US prospective …

… In addition, the ICRS grading system found 4 grade I (normal), 18 grade II (nearly normal),
2 grade III (abnormal), and 1 grade IV (severely abnormal) results (Figure 4). Eleven ankles (…

In superior mesenteric artery (SMA) syndrome the third portion of the duodenum is entrapped
by the aorta and the SMA. We used dynamic CT to study five patients with SMA syndrome …

Purpose: In the magnetic resonance (MR) evaluation of the glenoid labrum, all studies to our
knowledge have included mixed populations of patients, those with acute shoulder injuries …

The terms †œ¿ sublabral recess― and †œ¿ sublabral sulcus― refer to a recess between
the biceps— la bral complex and the superior portion of the glenoid fossa (Figs. 4 and 5…

… Similarly, patients with a change in talonavicular joint grade of arthrosis … grade at the
subtalar joint tended to have lower FAOS and modified FAOS scores. Patients with a one-grade …

Background: The usefulness of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has been questioned in
evaluating patients with chronic ankle sprain pain. The purpose of this study was to …