MRI diagnosis of anterior cruciate ligament injury in Progress.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 MRI diagnosis of anterior cruciate ligament injury in Progress [Abstract] knee anterior cruciate ligament is an important stabilizing structure whose injury is more common and severe clinical effects of exercise-induced injury of knee joint stability, with stable clinical studies, imaging, and arthroscopy of the anterior cruciate ligament injury diagnosis becomes more perfect, more recent studies of magnetic resonance (MRI) because of its good tissue resolution and high spatial resolution, has become the more commonly used at home and abroad an important means of imaging studies, in the former cross - ligament (ACL) injury examination is considered the gold standard imaging studies, but also for the diagnosis of bone and joint diseases, opened up a new situation. [Keywords:] knee; anterior cruciate ligament / injuries; magnetic resonance imaging Anterior cruciate ligament (anterior cruciate ligament, ACL) injury is more common but serious impact on the clinical stability of the movement of knee joint injury. Its higher prevalence among the U.S. population incidence of ACL injuries is estimated at 1 / 3000, while engaged in soccer movement in the incidence of ACL injury in 60/10 10000, skiing movement 70/10 million, significantly higher than the general population. our country there is no reported incidence of the overall population, but by active training of our athletes found that ACL overall incidence of 0.43%. athletes ACL injuries more common in football, basketball, martial arts, gymnastics, judo, wrestling and so on, non-athletes ACL injuries more common in the general sports such as soccer, basketball, jumping movement projects. ACL injury early, correct diagnosis of both clinical treatment choice or prognosis has important significance [1-4]. At present, the clinical diagnosis of commonly used methods of anterior cruciate ligament injury including clinical stability of the main examination, imaging studies examination and arth