Interpretation of the Common MRI Findings in Patients with Painful Knee Joint

Nowadays knee joint pain is a major public health issue and for an appropriate treatment option, it important to have clear understanding of the cause as well identify exact location pain. In initial evaluation acute pain, radiological findings help physicians in taking decisions regarding treatment. Besides conventional radiography computed tomography (CT), Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) often used diagnose reason problems. This study tried evaluate common MRI patients with painful joints. The sample population comprised 77 outpatients had age range between 14 66 years, representing male 70.13% Female 29.87%. shows that maximum numbers were 26-30 years group, which exposed young people are more affected this study, found effusion most pathology frequently 59.74% followed by meniscus injury 53.24%, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear 36.06%, Lateral 16.88%, Posterior (PCL) 7.8%, Bone marrow contusion 22.07%, Osteoarthritis12.98%, Medial collateral (MCL) 3.89%, Ligament (LCL) 0%, Fracture 6.49%, Chondromalacia1.3%, Baker cyst 1.3%. Though can be diagnosed other modalities, provide strong evidence support one.