Knee MRI ஸ்கேன்ல ‘Bone Contusion’ - 'Marrow edema' - 'Bone Bruise' னா என்ன? பெரிய பிரச்னையா? Dr JV
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- Опубліковано 28 жов 2022
- Bone marrow contusions are frequently identified at magnetic resonance imaging after an injury to bones. This finding is commonly encountered in MRI knee.
These lesions are called “occult” because no abnormalities are seen on conventional X ray radiographs, and in direct observation (arthroscopy) they are hidden by the overlying cartilage.
Bone bruise perse doesn’t need treatment, Concomitant ligament or meniscal injuries need to be addressed .
Almost always, we observe gradual resolution of bone bruises over time usually 4- 6 weeks. It is important to recognize that some bone bruises take a relatively long time to dissipate.
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Nalla advice sir your speaking is very fast and very nice sir thank you so much sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sir in my mri report is
1.Minimal posteriar subluxation of sacrococcygeal joint and
2. minimal soft tissue edema seen around the terminal coccyx.
Whether These are curable in physiotherapy or not sir, please give your valuable advice sir.
Super sir ur advice really helpful
You are welcome
Stir hyperintensity in proximial tibia, what does this mean in mri sir?
வணக்கம் சார். எனக்கு இந்த பிரச்சினை இருக்கு, பயமும் இருந்துது. தெளிவு கொடுத்தாதற்கு நன்றி
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Could someone please summarize what doctor said as I’m not familiar with the language - thanks!
Hi this is dr Jeya venkatesh... I wish i made this content in english as well... anyway here are excerpts
Acute traumatic bone marrow edema is like a temporary swelling or inflammation inside your bones due to an injury. It's important to know that this swelling isn't a serious condition on its own (associated conditions like ligament tears need attention).
It's a sign picked up in MRI scan. Contusion/ Bone bruise/ Marrow edema are used interchangeably.
Most of the time, with rest and proper care, this will settle and your bone will heal.
Subchondral cyst na enna sir hip bone la
its is usually due to wear and tear...
it can progress to arthritis of hip joint
Sir i have been giving exercise more than 4month. Still my leg has no strengtg,
Please note:grade 2 horizontal intrameniscal t2 hyper intense signal in posterior horn on medial miniscus
2:bone marrow contusion/reactive madrrow oedema involving medial condeyl of femur and lateral patellar facet..
Please help... What is this disease?
Please reply fast sir
Meniscus injury takes time bro.
Hope u r doing good now
Bone marrow edema in sacral and iliac aspect of right SI joint with
marginal erosions.
Left SI joint appears normal.
Rest pelvic bones are normal.
Muscles and soft tissues are normal.
IMPRESSION:
Bone marrow edema in sacral and iliac aspect of right SI joint with
marginal erosions.
Acute right sacroilitis. ? inflammatory.
Rule out infection, Ankylosing spondylitis
English please
Hi this is dr Jeya venkatesh... I wish i made this content in english as well... anyway here are excerpts
Acute traumatic bone marrow edema is like a temporary swelling or inflammation inside your bones due to an injury. It's important to know that this swelling isn't a serious condition on its own (associated conditions like ligament tears need attention).
It's a sign picked up in MRI scan. Contusion/ Bone bruise/ Marrow edema are used interchangeably.
Most of the time, with rest and proper care, this will settle and your bone will heal.