Sample · Knee MRI
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A real consultation preparation, made from a knee MRI and its radiology report. De-identified and published with the person’s consent.
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Your report, explained
Every sentence, in plain words
From the report
Mild proximal enthesitis of the patellar tendon.
In plain terms
The report concludes your patellar tendon has mild proximal enthesitis (small irritation at its upper attachment). This tendon is the cord below your kneecap.
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The analysis
16 structures, each with its images
Knee joint fluid spaces
worth asking your doctor- What we can see here
- A bright pocket of fluid is visible behind the kneecap and alongside the thighbone. It extends across nearby images and looks thicker than a thin film.
- Why
- The fluid pocket is visible in both side and cross-sectional views, making the amount worth discussing at your consultation. Uneven fat suppression in parts of the scan limits how precisely its extent can be judged.
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Questions for the doctor
Questions you can ask your doctor
- What does the fluid pocket in my knee mean in the context of my symptoms?
- What might explain the bright streak behind my knee, given the imaging uncertainty?
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