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[image: 31M sports injury 1 week ACL recon 12yrs ago.jpg] I rarely find these Obl Cor T2 images through the ACL useful, but I think the graft looks intact in this series [image: 31M sports injury 1 week ACL recon 12yrs ago (1).jpg] There are acute lateral compartment translational bone contusions with cartilage loss at

It looks like arteries and veins on the ventral side of mass, nerve in mass on the ulnar side. Lipoma/spindle cell lipoma/ALT, FLH?. Patient in 70s. [image: image.png] [image: image.png] [image: image.png] T2FS [image: image.png] [image: image.png] [image: image.png] [image: image.png] [image: image.png] T1FS post

Friday afternoon….. always the best time for tricky cases 😅 47 year old man with chronic pain at the left shoulder, no definite history of distinct trauma, competitive sports or occupational stress. There is what looks like prominent OA with bone marrow edema at the AC joint, a small slap tear, and not much else

There is obvious chronic, complete ACL tear with anterior tibial translation. There is an obvious displaced bucket handle tear of the medial meniscus with the bucket handle fragment centrally located in the notch under the PCL. There is obvious tear of the PHLM. My questions are regarding the following: 1. There is a tear through