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case_images: Image of the patient who is considered to have partial rupture in the sagittal section in MRI taken while the patient is in the supine position with the knee 30  flexed.
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case_images: Afterward, partial ACL rupture and lateral meniscus tear were detected in the patient's re-examination and MRI examination, but it was not possible to distinguish whether the ACL was intact or totally ruptured (Figs. 1 and 2).
case_images: Image of the patient who is considered to have partial rupture in the axial section in fat suppression MRI taken while the patient is in the supine position with the knee 30  flexed.
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case_images: F2
case_images: Afterward, partial ACL rupture and lateral meniscus tear were detected in the patient's re-examination and MRI examination, but it was not possible to distinguish whether the ACL was intact or totally ruptured (Figs. 1 and 2).
case_images: Image of the patient who is considered to have partial rupture in the sagittal section on MRI taken with the patient in the maximum knee flexion position.
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case_images: In patients with a preliminary diagnosis of suspected partial ACL rupture, an MRI was performed in a special position taken in our clinic by asking the patient to bend the knee with maximum flexion while lying in the prone position (Figs. 3 and 4).
case_images: Image of the patient who is considered to have partial rupture in the axial section on fat suppression MRI taken with the patient in the maximum knee flexion position.
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case_images: In patients with a preliminary diagnosis of suspected partial ACL rupture, an MRI was performed in a special position taken in our clinic by asking the patient to bend the knee with maximum flexion while lying in the prone position (Figs. 3 and 4). The ACL fibers were assessed by taking the patient to the figure 4 position (Fig. 6). After the knee was taken to the figure 4 position, the lateral meniscus was examined with the probe.
case_images: Arthroscopic image of probe examination showing that the anterior cruciate ligament consists of multibundle.
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case_images: It was observed that the ACL was tense but consisted of the multibundle without overlying the synovium around (Figs. 5).