Visit No :182208090309 UID :1664589

Reg. Date :09/Aug/2022 09:21PM Report Date :10/Aug/2022 01:24PM

Patient Name : ABHIMANYU SINGH (24.11 YRS/Male)
Referred By :Self

MRI LEFT ANKLE

MR imaging of the left ankle was performed and high resolution T1, PD, T2-and STIR images obtained in the sagittal,
axial and coronal planes using a dedicated quadrature extremity coil on a 3.0 Tesla scanner.

Clinical profile:- History of ankle injury in March 2022.

The distal tibia and fibula, the talus, calcaneus and other tarsal bones display normal marrow signal. No bone marrow
edema/contusion or osteochondral lesion of talar dome is seen. The ankle mortise is normal with normal appearance of
visualized mid tarsal and tarsometatarsal joints. No joint effusion is seen.

Diffuse increased PD signal with thinning is seen involving the anterior talofibular ligament and the calcaneofibular
ligament with fat stranding in this region indicating grade II injury. The posterior talofibular ligament is intact. The deltoid
ligament also appears normal. The syndesmotic ligaments are intact.

Subtle increased PD signal is seen with the distal posterior tibialis tendon proximal to its navicular attachment with
normal appearing superomedial band of spring ligament with minimal fat stranding in this region. The peroneal, anterior
and rest of the medial ankle tendons appear normal. No evidence of tenosynovitis is seen.

The Achilles' tendon, visualized plantar fascia and Kager's fat pad are unremarkable.

Muscles and fascial planes in ankle region display normal signal. No myofascial edema or collection is seen.

OPINION: MRI reveals grade II injury in the anterior talofibular and calcaneofibular ligaments with mild tibialis
posterior tendinosis. The study is otherwise unremarkable.
Please correlate clinically.

DR POOJA JAIN, MD
DMC NO- R/8960

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 Visit No :182208090309 UID :1664589
Reg. Date :09/Aug/2022 09:21PM Report Date :10/Aug/2022 01:24PM
Patient Name : ABHIMANYU SINGH (24.11 YRS/Male)
Referred By :Self

MRI LEFT SHOULDER JOINT

MR imaging of the left shoulder joint was performed using high resolution fat suppression proton density and T1
weighted images obtained in sagittal, axial and coronal planes using a dedicated shoulder coil on a 3.0 Tesla scanner.

Clinical profile:- History of shoulder injury one and half months back.

The acromion shows type-2 morphology without significant lateral downsloping with acromiohumeral interval measuring
8.3 mm. Acromioclavicular joint is normal. The coracohumeral distance is maintained. The coracohumeral ligament is
not thickened with preserved subcoracoid fat triangle.

There is normal glenohumeral congruity. The articular margins of the glenoid and humerus are unremarkable. There is
no significant fluid in the shoulder joint or subdeltoid bursa.

The supraspinatus muscle and other muscles constituting the rotator cuff also show normal MR signal intensity with no
evidence of fatty infiltration or atrophy.

Subtle increased intratendinous signal is seen within the insertional anterior – mid fibers of the supraspinatus.  Rest of
the tendons constituting the rotator cuff are normal in signal intensity with no rotator cuff tear seen.

The glenoid labrum is normal in shape and signal intensity with no evidence of labral tear. The biceps labral complex and
biceps tendon also appears unremarkable. A small loculated fluid collection is seen on the deep surface of the bicipital
tendon within the groove measuring approximately 12 x 5.2 x 2.3 mm with normal tendon signal.

The muscles, intermuscular fascial planes and subcutaneous fat planes around the shoulder joint appear normal.

OPINION: MRI shoulder reveals no significant abnormality with only subtle tendinosis changes in the
supraspinatus insertion.
Please correlate clinically.

DR POOJA JAIN, MD
DMC NO- R/8960

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