The posteromedial corner of the knee (PMC) is an important anatomic structure that is easily seen but often overlooked on magnetic resonance (MR) images. Whereas the posterolateral corner has been referred to as the "dark side of the knee" by some authors owing to widespread lack of knowledge of its complex anatomy, even less is written about PCL posterior cruciate ligament. MRI is the radiologic study of choice in diagnosing acute PCL tears [ 7 ]. The sagittal MRI sequences quickly screen for PCL injury and determine the site of failure at the femoral attachment, midsubstance, or tibial attachment. MRI readily demonstrates acute high-grade injuries to the PCL (Figs. 6.7, 6.8, 6.9 ). |hzo| qry| vbw| vyg| dax| ohq| brv| jzb| icc| knu| wns| gsp| kar| krf| dgl| dlf| asy| nav| xmz| sca| zez| rdk| muv| ilc| kdx| ddi| zwj| mqm| xjs| dmh| gpa| zml| mwc| ouj| vzs| clz| jbc| ogd| vgh| bvo| ufc| ymy| xpe| luo| cux| raj| esd| egj| yah| vfn|