 Hello, everyone, myself, Dr. Mahendra Kumar Badwa, third year resident, SMS Medical College, Jaipur, presenting a paper on role of MRI in assessment of patients with Pankul knee joint into the guidance of Pultipumar Vendirettasar. Introduction, knee joint is one of the largest joint in the human body with complex articulation characterized by presence of regamentus and minuscule steps, an important role in stability and mobility. This articulation is subject to very high mechanical stress. It is present in injuries that disrupt regaments, sky, articular cartilage and other structures will cause pain to knee resulting in significant mobility and misadventure. In great and timely diagnosis, increase the likelihood of fully restoring normal and pain-free use of affected knee. Physical examination of pain-free knee in actual phase may be difficult and frequently imaging studies are required to add in assessment of these injuries. Number of imaging modalities are currently used to evaluate knee abnormalities, including standard radiographies, scintigraphies, CT scan, planar tomography and orthography. Scintigraphy is like sensitivity for detection of meniscus, heart rate is bone and marrow and regamentus injuries. Even CT scan is not enough to diagnose many internal regimens of knee joint. The use of orthography and orthoscopy improves the accuracy of diagnosis, but both are invasive and cause complications. MRI has provided excellent soft tissue contrast and is capable of evaluating the soft tissue and bone structures in multiple imaging plans, which provide a significant advantage for MRI over other imaging techniques. MRI represents a non-invasive reducing pre-technique that provides SS2A real legional mapping. MRI has been demonstrated as a positive technique by reducing unnecessary surgical interventions. Objectives of our study were described the MRI features in various types of chromatic and non-chromatic legions including painful knee joint and pigeon various identifacilogio-painful knee joints. Materials and methods. The study was a hospital-based copy-study conducted as a medical college with a number of patients with 50% being referred from departments of the or hospital or pain-painful knee joints were included in the study and patients referred from other centers and post-operative cases were excluded from the study. All the MRI scans were performed using 3.0 tesla MRI-fuse engineering machine. The results were analyzed by descriptive analysis specific findings that explained that pojo-pain were compiled. My MRI protocols used are the sequence obtained was D1 and T2 weighted sequences in cellular plans, proton density weighted sequence in axial coronal cellular plans and fat suppress T2 or stress sequences. The center examined supine position with knee extension and slight external rotation 10 to 15 degree and x-ray coil. The results in our study group which comprised of a total number of 50% the age representation with knee patient knee pain range from 18 to 64 years. Maximum number of patient affected belongs to the group 21 to 24 years age group out of 50%, 32 were male and 18 were female. Only two patients with normal MRI findings and 48 patients were with abnormal MRI findings. Distribution of patient according to a stabilizer here. Distribution of patient according to knee pathologies. Pathology, SEL pathology in 21% SEL in five minutes, pathology in 32% which was the most common in our study. Collateral ligaments in seven patients one contribution in 24 muscular in one and two independent found in 42% analysis of menaceal injury patterns. Out of 50% evaluated for MRI knee or painful knee joint 32% had 59 menaceal tears. 32% 15% said only medial menaceal injuries. 5% only lateral menaceal pathology and 12% has both medial as well lateral menaceal pathology. Menaceal tears, out of 59 menaceal tears. 30 years, tears enrolled the posterior form 16 enrolled the anterior form and five enrolled the podium menaceal tears. Reading of menaceal tears. What are the grade one tears, 40 are the grade two tears and 15 were the grade three tears. Grade two tears was the most common kind. Distribution of various types of menaceal tears. Vertical tears and 30 tears, horizontal in 11, complex tears in 17 and bucket handle tear in one. Analyze of ligament as injury patterns. ACL tears in 21%, PCL tears in 5%, MCL tears in 4% and lateral coloring ligament tears in 3%. ACLT injuries were the most common followed by the PCL, MCL, and LCL tears. Psytopic ligament tear was most commonly encountered at the model attachment followed by the mid-substant side. Regents of ACL wound in the 21% in which the acute partial tear was the most common. Regents of ACL tears wound in the 5% out of which acute partial tears was the most common. Collateral ligament injuries found in the 7% in which the 4% had the medial collateral ligament regions. Auto-density pads suppressed and T2-weighted pads suppressed for an image serving complete tear of the ACL and bone contusion the lateral tibial condyle. Buckling of the PCL with anterior translocation of the tibia ulcerative. Total 24% had signs of bone contusion. Bone contusions were found most common tibia followed by femur contusions in the lateral femur condyle being more common than the medial femoral condyle. Distribution of bone contusion is the bone's forming needs tibia most common followed by femur patella fibrula. Other lesions found in the, or the cystic lesions found in 12% in which beckers is the most common. Neoclastic lesions found in the 4% in which incondromes found in the 2% osteoarthritis changes found in the 8% in which 4% involved the medial compartment. Our history was the observational analysis of the various causes of pancreatomy detected by MRI imaging. In this study we found that the mean age of the group was 34.6 years with a male prominence. Average cells are in confluence with those of near one cell at all and large poly other at all. 2% of our history population had normal MRI. This is in contrast with the previously reported 17% that of normal MRI in sports related injury. This is might be due to the fact that we included patient with a penful knee rather than just traumatic injuries. Meniscal tears but the commonness of tissue abnormally found in our study here in all the postage from the medial meniscus more commonly with the results of confluence with the previously reported literature. Read to what the commonness meniscal tear in our study in which contrast with the reported by Arumugam et al. who reported grade three as the commonest grade tear. Particle tears are found to be the most commonest type of meniscal tear at this contrast with the previous finding of horizontal tear being the commonest in school type by particularly the at all. All the vertical tears in our study associated with this tube from a reported literature also describe vertical tears being traumatic in nature. Only 1% in our study had a bucket handle here in order of the medial meniscus. Literature also reports that the most found bucket handle tears in order of the medial meniscus. Here was the commonest methodology of finding the ACL most being acute in nature. Partial BCL here was commonest BCL percentage in our study which was accordance with the literature. One third of our patient had a bone conclusion which compare well with the existing literature. TPA was more commonly noted than femur by conclusions and lateral femoral conduit was involved more frequently than its medial counterpart or deals are concluded with the existing literature. Acute ACL tears were usually associated with the bone conclusion in our study. Similar association was reported to previous study. Conclusion. MR evolution in percent with penculin the vital importance as MRI scan can demonstrate the exact nature extent of bone as well as soft tissue abnormality. It can potentially replace other imaging material like X-ray, CT scan for the radiological evaluation of the penculin and is helpful in clinical decision making. Multi-planar imaging capacity and non-invasive nature of the MRI enables a satisfactory diagnosis in such patient in whom a complete clinical examination is almost impossible due to pain. These are the references. Thank you.