Bone bruises associated with ACL rupture: correlation with injury mechanism

Different patterns of bone bruising are seen on magnetic resonance imaging in acute anterior cruciate ligament ruptures. These patterns may relate to the mechanism of injury. There is a correlation between the mechanism of anterior cruciate ligament injury and bone bruise patterns on magnetic resona...

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Published inThe American journal of sports medicine Vol. 36; no. 5; p. 927
Main Authors Viskontas, Darius G, Giuffre, Bruno M, Duggal, Naven, Graham, David, Parker, David, Coolican, Myles
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Abstract Different patterns of bone bruising are seen on magnetic resonance imaging in acute anterior cruciate ligament ruptures. These patterns may relate to the mechanism of injury. There is a correlation between the mechanism of anterior cruciate ligament injury and bone bruise patterns on magnetic resonance imaging. Cohort study; Level of evidence, 2. Data regarding the mechanism of anterior cruciate ligament rupture were collected prospectively on patients who had anterior cruciate ligament reconstructions. Inclusion criteria included a clear history of mechanism, magnetic resonance imaging within 6 weeks of injury, and no previous knee injury. Patients were divided into noncontact and contact mechanism groups. Bone bruise frequency, location, depth, and intensity were analyzed using magnetic resonance imaging and correlated with the mechanism of injury. Two hundred fifty-six patients were identified; 100 met the inclusion criteria, 86 were in the noncontact mechanism group, and 14 were in the contact mechanism group. The proportion of bone bruises in the lateral compartment in both groups was higher (P < .001) than in the medial compartment. Bone bruising was more frequent, deeper, and more intense in the noncontact group, with frequency (P = .019) and intensity (P < .001) scores reaching significance at the lateral tibial plateau. Medial compartment bone bruising was seen more frequently than previously reported, particularly in the noncontact group. The noncontact mechanism appears to cause more severe bone bruising in both the medial and lateral compartments.
AbstractList Different patterns of bone bruising are seen on magnetic resonance imaging in acute anterior cruciate ligament ruptures. These patterns may relate to the mechanism of injury. There is a correlation between the mechanism of anterior cruciate ligament injury and bone bruise patterns on magnetic resonance imaging. Cohort study; Level of evidence, 2. Data regarding the mechanism of anterior cruciate ligament rupture were collected prospectively on patients who had anterior cruciate ligament reconstructions. Inclusion criteria included a clear history of mechanism, magnetic resonance imaging within 6 weeks of injury, and no previous knee injury. Patients were divided into noncontact and contact mechanism groups. Bone bruise frequency, location, depth, and intensity were analyzed using magnetic resonance imaging and correlated with the mechanism of injury. Two hundred fifty-six patients were identified; 100 met the inclusion criteria, 86 were in the noncontact mechanism group, and 14 were in the contact mechanism group. The proportion of bone bruises in the lateral compartment in both groups was higher (P < .001) than in the medial compartment. Bone bruising was more frequent, deeper, and more intense in the noncontact group, with frequency (P = .019) and intensity (P < .001) scores reaching significance at the lateral tibial plateau. Medial compartment bone bruising was seen more frequently than previously reported, particularly in the noncontact group. The noncontact mechanism appears to cause more severe bone bruising in both the medial and lateral compartments.
Author Parker, David
Graham, David
Coolican, Myles
Viskontas, Darius G
Duggal, Naven
Giuffre, Bruno M
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SubjectTerms Adolescent
Adult
Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injuries
Bone Diseases - complications
Bone Diseases - diagnosis
Cohort Studies
Contusions - complications
Contusions - diagnosis
Female
Humans
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Male
Middle Aged
Rupture - complications
Rupture - diagnosis
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