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AI-powered meniscus tear detection on knee MRI. Classify medial and lateral tears by type, location, and severity. Multi-model AI consortium cross-references sagittal and coronal views for accurate grading.
Meniscal tears are among the most common knee injuries, affecting both athletes and older adults. The menisci serve as shock absorbers between the femur and tibia, and tears can cause pain, swelling, and mechanical symptoms. Our AI consortium evaluates meniscal morphology across multiple MRI planes, identifying tear type (horizontal, vertical, radial, complex, bucket-handle), location (anterior horn, body, posterior horn), and grade using established classification systems.
Grade 1 shows focal increased signal within the meniscus not reaching the surface. Grade 2 shows linear signal not reaching the surface. Only Grade 3, where signal reaches the articular surface, represents a true meniscal tear. Our AI consortium grades signal according to these established criteria.
AI can characterize tear type, size, and location, which are factors in treatment decisions. However, surgical decision-making requires clinical correlation including symptoms, activity level, and associated injuries. This tool provides informational analysis only.
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Upload your MRI or X-ray DICOM files for private, AI-powered analysis. 4 models analyze independently â all data stays in your browser.
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