Caso de la semana: Mujer de 66 aƱos con bloqueo de rodilla, inflamaciĆ³n, dolor

Oct 30, 2016
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31 octubre 2016 -- Historia: Una mujer de 66 aƱos presenta bloqueo en la rodilla izquierda, inflamaciĆ³n y dolor. Una vez obtenidas las radiografĆ­as, se remitiĆ³ para una IRM, ya que se sospechaba de una rotura de menisco con desplazamiento.

A continuaciĆ³n se muestran las radiografĆ­as anteroposterior y lateral de la rodilla izquierda.


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