PURPOSE: To evaluate the diagnostic accuracy and indications of arthrography with
multidetector computed tomography (arthro-MDCT) of the knee, in patients with absolute or …

MR and CT arthrography are important imaging modalities for the assessment of the knee in
certain situations. Indications for MR arthrography of the knee include assessment of the …

The role of magnetic resonance tomography (MRI) for the diagnosis of chondral lesions of
the knee joint is still unclear. The sensitivity of the method ranges from 15% to 96%. The …

The knee is one of the most functionally complex and commonly injured joints. In addition to
traumatic injuries, the knee is frequently affected by inflammatory processes, systemic …

Purpose: To review the current literature examining the relative merits of arthroscopy and
MR imaging of the knee. Material and Methods: All papers comparing MR imaging with …

Chondral lesions of the knee joint, which have been detected via arthrotomy or arthroscopy,
were examined prospectively and retrospectively through a review of previously obtained …

Direct MR arthrography is an imaging examination that combines the injection of a saline or
dilute gadolinium solution into an articulation, followed by MR imaging of that articulation. By …

The aim of this study was to investigate, to what extent routine preoperative MRI scans could
set the indications for knee arthroscopies and reduce the number of diagnostic …

The results of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) were compared with those of arthroscopy
in a prospective series of 244 patients. A dedicated system for MRI of limbs and peripheral …

The knee was the first joint to be examined with arthroscopy, and many of the fundamental
principles of arthroscopy of all joints were originally developed for the knee. Although knee …