Expected headings
"Associations"
"Plain radiograph / CT"
"Not only can MRI detect and categorise the type of graft impingement, delineate tunnel position and help in the differentiation of important differential diagnosis also associated with a decreased range of motion such as arthrofibrosis, cyclops lesion, mucoid graft degeneration and intra-articular bodies, it can be also used for the workup of concomitant chondral, meniscal or ligamentous injuries."
"Anterior cruciate ligament graft impingement is best assessed in coronal and sagittal views and will display a posterior, medial or lateral bowing of the graft away from the impinging structure, namely, from the roof, the lateral sidewall or posterior cruciate ligament. This can be associated with signal alteration in the anterior two-thirds of the graft 2-4."