Male, 26 years old. Reason: Right leg pain with activity. Per Epic note, concern for popliteal artery entrapment syndrome. Limited evaluation of the menisci, articular cartilage and bone, and ligaments in this nondedicated study. A dedicated MRI of the knee can be obtained if clinically warranted. There is no abnormal deviation of the popliteal artery. There is no abnormal insertion or aberrant lateral slips of the gastrocnemius. No fibrous band is evident. The right popliteal artery appears slightly more diminutive relative to the left popliteal artery (series 1505, image 12). In addition, the right popliteal vein appears slightly more diminutive relative to the left popliteal vein (series 601, image 61), however, these findings are of unclear clinical significance. There is mild generalized atrophy of the muscles of the right calf when compared to the left. There is no significant change in the patency or caliber of the arteries of the imaged right lower extremity when in neutral, plantar flexion, or dorsiflexion position.
No findings to suggest popliteal artery entrapment syndrome. 