Reliability and assessment of partial or complete anterior cruciate ligament injuries with diagnostic arthroscopy

Background: Partial tears of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) were more commonly identified in young group with knee twisting. are characterized by tear involvement less than 50% the is torn. The arthroscopic evaluation considered as gold standard diagnostic evaluation. comparison findings between partial and complete magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) arthroscopy helps finding out reliability modalities consider surgeon to establish plan treatment. Methods: 2-year prospective study at department orthopedics, RRMCH, Bangalore, India. 40 consecutive patients suspicion injuries selected for from July 2018 May 2021. MR cases performed obtained. descriptive statistical analysis was prepared which includes spectrum MRI that correlated determining accuracy. Results: Total patients, we obtained 100% sensitivity 66.67% specificity, 93.75% accuracy diagnosing ACL tears. We 90.91% 80% 87.50% Conclusions: can be missed or over diagnosed on MRI. These misinterpretations likely happen due intra-substance signal abnormality. Description status helped orthopaedic surgeons decision making conservative approach reconstruction a tear.