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They ergism cheap 180mg allegra with visa, the medial collateral ligament and medial menis- are stressed by the same joint position or mechanical cus are functionally related through the posterior oblique load buy 30 mg allegra with visa, and therefore are at risk for combined injuries when ligament at the posteromedial corner of the knee. These that joint position or mechanical load exceeds physiolog- structures are both stressed by external rotation, with or ical limits. In hibit synergism in one position often relinquish that sta- large part, it depends on the degree of external rotation bilizing function to a different group of structures when compared to medial joint distraction. During internal rotation more likely to injure the medial collateral ligament and of the knee, the anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments subjacent medial meniscus; pure external rotation is more develop functional synergism by coiling around each likely to injure the posterior oblique ligament (menisco- other, becoming taut, pulling the articular surfaces to- capsular junction) or medial meniscus posterior to medi- gether and checking excessive internal rotation. In combined valgus-external rota- external rotation, the cruciates become lax and lose their tion, both of these medial structures are injured. MRI in order to differentiate medial collateral ligament The anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments tear from medial meniscal tear, since these injuries have are parallel, functionally related structures that course overlapping clinical symptoms. Although high-grade posteroanteriorly from femur to tibia and together main- tears of the tibial collateral ligament are best character- tain joint congruence when knee flexion and valgus force ized on coronal MR images, low-grade tears are better are combined with external rotation. The anterior fibers of tib- ate and lateral collateral ligaments are also parallel struc- ial collateral ligament develop greatest tension during ex- tures that course anteroposteriorly from femur to tibia ternal rotation and, therefore, are the first to tear. The ax- and together maintain joint isometry during internal rota- ial plane is ideal for showing focal abnormalities limited tion of the knee combined with flexion and varus force. Palmer displacement from bone, and surrounding edema or he- moving freely with the tibia. In mild sprain of the medial collateral liga- slides forward, tension builds in the meniscotibial fibers ment, coronal MR images will show the normal posteri- of the posterior oblique ligament and is transmitted to the or fibers, leading to false-negative diagnosis. Excessive traction tears the If MR images demonstrate sprain of the tibial collat- capsule or meniscus. Conversely, the posterior oblique eral ligament, a knee-jerk reflex (pun intended) should ligament or medial meniscus may tear before the anteri- next occur: focus attention on the meniscocapsular junc- or cruciate ligament. First on coronal images, follow the peripheral bor- ternal rotation or valgus force or both, the anterior cruci- der of meniscus posteriorly from the level of tibial col- ate ligament becomes the last remaining check against lateral ligament to the posteromedial corner, searching anterior tibial translocation, markedly increasing its risk for contour abnormalities and soft-tissue edema or hem- for rupture.