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Dynamic ultrasound can reveal knee instability that static imaging may miss. ๐๐ฆต
During a combined maneuver (valgus stress + anterior drawer + tibial external rotation), ultrasound may show anterior translation of the medial tibial plateau followed by a sudden posterior snap of the posterior horn of the medial meniscus over the posterior tibial rim.
Interestingly, this can occur without a visible meniscocapsular tear on ultrasound or MRI, suggesting a dynamic functional instability of the posteromedial meniscus.
๐ก Clinical pearlโจThis finding may represent an early stage of anteromedial rotatory instability (AMRI) and could precede the development of ramp lesions or longitudinal meniscal tears.
๐ง How I figured out a way to explore itโจโข Left hand: performs the anterior drawerโจโข Right hand: holds the probe on the posteromedial knee and applies valgus stressโจโข Body: stabilizes the foot and applies the tibial external rotation
Yesโฆ it takes a few limbs. I like to call it โthe octopus technique.โ ๐
Dynamic ultrasound = seeing knee biomechanics in real time.
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