This is the case of a professional football player with a  grade 2 injury of the medial collateral ligament; high signal and partial disruption of the ligament is seen on Mri exam. The study is completed by dynamic ultrasound and elastosonography evaluation;  in this picture the elastosonography signal works like a “contrast agent”, with the red color that depicts the real extent of the ligament tear.

Have you ever tried to change the point of view of your ultrasound images? Takea look at the picture below, in which both Mri and ultrasound images have the same angle orientation.

Coronal T2w mri scan (0.3 Tesla) and ultrasound exam of the same patient.

Medial collateral ligament tear: from grade 1 to grade 3. T2w coronal Mri scans (0.3 Tesla).