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so this is a somewhat interesting case if we were to look at just the anterior cruciate ligament on this image here we can see the anterior cruciate ligament it seems to go up it doesnt seem to be connecting at the familiar attachment but we may not be entirely sure if we looked at the quality of the ligament itself it may show that it is a little bit thickened and if one didnt have any other information or history then one could think of this even possibly being a mucoid degenerate ACL if we take a quick look at this we can see the TR and TT te times on this R 16 and Im sorry te and TR times are 16 and 1700 making this although its a PD weighted image its um or t1-weighted proton density image if we look at the dedicated proton density image on this you can see the ligament architecture much better but you also see the discontinuity at the femoral attachment but again since you see a vertical ligament one may occasionally be inclined to believe that the ligament he may or may not
