Anterolateral Ligament ve Dizdeki İlişkili Lezyonlarının MRI ile Değerlendirmesi

Aim: This study aimed to evaluate the anatomy of anterolateral ligament (ALL), ALL injuries and relationship between other knee ligaments injuries, meniscal tears, bone by retrospectively scanning patients’ magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). 
 Material Methods: Our was designed as a retrospective, non-randomized, single-center clinical study. We included MR images 320 patients who applied our tertiary care institution underwent MRI August 2021 March 2022.
 Results: A total MRI’s [female;163 (50.9%), mean age; 39.60±14.16 years, range; 21-77 left knee; 172 (53.7%)] were At least one component visualized in 319 (99.7%) cases [whole components: 276 (86.3%), meniscal: 311 (97.2%), femoral: 314 (98.1%), tibial: 280 (87.5%)]. Of 182 ALL-injured knee, (100%) had anterior cruciate (ACL) injury, 116 (63.7%) lateral 103 (56.6%) injury. ACL (p=0.001), meniscus injury (p=0.001) more frequently compared with ALL-intact knee. Conclusion: There is statistically significant acute rupture, meniscus, When evaluating ACL, evaluation should also be performed.