There were no false negative scans. The overall accuracy, defined as the percentage of postoperative menisci ... MRI, was 38% (3/8). MRI is a useful preoperative diagnostic study following knee ...

The orthopedist lifts and bends your knee to 90 degrees ... Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the imaging study of choice ...

Interim results from a randomized trial show that middle-aged patients with knee pain and suspected meniscal tears can benefit from MRI scans even in relatively simple cases. MRI findings from 760 ...

Researchers observe brain scans in real time as a patient moves his knee during an MRI. A new study shows knee injuries cause changes in the brain and alter the way patients move after they heal.

In primary care, indications for MRI include a locked knee (a block to extension), where meniscal entrapment is suspected, or as second line imaging when clinical suspicion of a serious cause exists ...

Ultrasonography (US)-identified features like osteophytes, effusion, meniscal extrusion, cartilage damage, calcium crystals, and popliteal cysts were associated with knee symptoms, radiographic ...

Objective Investigate MRI ... period of knee immobilisation. Patients were considered ineligible if they had clinical or MRI evidence of structural concomitant injuries that necessitated surgical ...

For nearly a decade, we have been developing noninvasive imaging methods to assess multiscale ... including ligament and meniscus, that are traditionally difficult to image by MRI. We are able to ...