This document discusses radiological imaging for assessing ACL repairs. It is divided into two parts - the first addresses normal post-ACL reconstruction appearances including common graft types, metalwork, and tunnel positions. The second part covers potential complications such as graft integrity issues, laxity when the graft is intact, arthrofibrosis, tunnel cysts, interference screw fluid, and synthetic ligament failure or infection. The document provides examples of MRI images showing intact and failed ACL grafts, graft laxity, arthrofibrosis, and other complications.

1. Radiological Imaging ACL Repairs.
Dr/ ABD ALLAH NAZEER. MD.

10. Format.
•Part 1
–Normal post-ACLR appearances
•Graft types
•Metalwork and tunnel position
•Part 2
–Complications
•Graft integrity
•Other complications

22. Intact and normally positioned ACL graft (arrow).

23. Intact ACL reconstruction.

26. ASSESSING GRAFT INTEGRITY

31. FAILED GRAFT.

32. ACL
Graft
Failure.

33. ACL Graft Failure.

34. ASSESSING LAXITY ON MRI WHEN GRAFT IS INTACT

38. ARTHROFIBROSIS.

43. Tunnel
cyst.

46. INTERFERENCE
SCREW FLUID.

48. Synthetic Ligament failure with infection.

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