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Associated with
anterior
...
cruciate
ligament ... (
ACL
) tear ... #Orthopedics #
Radiology
• The
anterior
...
cruciate
ligament ...
Differential
Diagnosis ... cyst (
cruciate
... #clinical #
Radiology
Systolic
Anterior
... MV) Systolic
anterior
...
Differential
diagnosis ... MitralValve #MV #
Cardiology
... #Clinical #
POCUS
►
becoming acute
anterior
... wall
MI
— 'widow ... EKGS in pts are
crucial
... Electrocardiogram #Diagnosis #
Cardiology
be a cause of
anterior
... J-shape." o Usually
anterior
...
Differential
diagnosis ... shoulder #clinical #
mri
... #clinical #
Radiology
SAM, systolic
anterior
... Regurgitation #
MR
... Causes #Acute #
Differential
... #
Cardiology
• Typically
anterior
... anteroapical (
anterior
... frequently with
anterior
... Infarction #acuteMI #
cardiology
... #
differential
#
The "double
PCL
... parallel to the
PCL
...
Differential
diagnosis ... not attached to
anterior
... BucketHandle #Tear #knee #
mri
Endocarditis on
POCUS
... to narrow down
all
... #
POCUS
give you ... vegetation on the
anterior
... Echocardiogram #clinical #
cardiology
►
DOES NOT OSD in
all
... •
MRI
is more sensitive ... tibial tuberosity
Differential
... condition but at the
inferior
... patella #clinical #
mri
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