骨科問題：MRI與骨骼肌肉超音波報告詳細解析-骨科

MRI報告與骨骼肌肉超音波報告？

醫師 您好! 以下是我的MRI及骨骼肌肉超音波報告。
我想請問報告中除了內側副韌帶撕裂以外是否還有其他問題需要進行治療呢?備註:目前內側副韌帶撕裂已在進行PRP治療MRI報告:Clinical Information:A 37 Y/O male, MCL tearMRI of left knee, without IV or intra-articular Gd enhancement. [Cruciate ligament] - Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL): tendon sprain. \- Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL): intact [Meniscus] - Medial meniscus (MM): intact - Lateral meniscus (LM): intact [Collateral ligament]- Medial collateral ligament (MCL), posteromedial corner (PMC): MCL femoral attachement avulsion.- Lateral collateral ligament (LCL), biceps femoris tendon, popliteus tendon: intact[Patella]- Medial patello-femoral ligament (MPFL)/Medial retinaculum: intact- Quadriceps tendon/Patellar tendon: intact [Knee joint] - Bone: - Stieda fracture - contusive bone edema at lateral femoral condyle, posterior aspect of lateral tibial plateau and fibular head (Se5 Im15). - Cartilage: intact - Joint fliud: small-volume reactive effusion IMP: (Left knee)1. MCL avulsion injury with Stieda fracture. (Se4 Im13, Se3 Im11).2. ACL tendon sprain. Intact PCL. Intact meniscus.3. Contusive bone edema at lateral femoral condyle, posterior lateral tibial plateau and fibular head.骨骼肌肉超音波報告:臨床診斷 Left knee pain Knee R V L Suprapatellar pouch Intact Thickness mm normal ＜ 2.0 mm Increased vascularity Quadriceps tendon Intact Thickness mm normal ＜ 5.0 mm Hypoechogenicity Increased vascularity Traction spur Patellar tendon Intact Thickness mm normal 5.0 ± 0.5 mm Hypoechogenicity Increased vascularity Calcification Bursa location Medial meniscus Intact Local defect Invisible Lateral meniscus Intact Local defect Invisible Medial collateral ligament Intact Thickness mm Hypoechogenicity Cortical irregularity Increased vascularity Lateral collateral ligament Intact Thickness mm Hypoechogenicity Posterior cruciate ligament Intact Thickness mm normal ＜ 5 ~ 8 mm Impaired Osteophytes Location Baker s cyst Diameter x x mm Meniscal cyst Medial size mm Lateral size mm Impression 1. Left suprapatellar pouch mild effusion 2. Left medial collateral ligament partial tear