ROLE OF ULTRASOUND IN EVALUATION OF KNEE MENISCAL INJURY IN CORRELATION WITH MRI
• 2019
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Authors
Ahmed Khaled Mohamed, Hisham El-Sayed El-Sheikh , Mohamed Mohamed Hosny Fahem
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Meniscal Tear, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
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Abstract
Background: meniscal tear is one of the most common injuries of knee joint , MRI is considered to be 1st choice to diagnose meniscal tear. The Question of the study is if we can use U/S as screening tool for Meniscal injuries before MRI.
Aim of the Work: to determine the clinical usefulness of ultrasonography for diagnosis of meniscal pathology in patients with acute knee pain and compare its diagnostic accuracy to MRI in a clinical setting.
Patients and Methods: this study was carried out in Radiology department, Benha University hospitals. 40 patients with clinical suspicion of post-traumatic meniscal injury underwent knee ultrasound and MRI examination.
Results: the overall accuracy of ultrasound examination for meniscal tears was 82.5%
Conclusion: ultrasound appears to be useful for the screening of meniscal tears.
Aim of the Work: to determine the clinical usefulness of ultrasonography for diagnosis of meniscal pathology in patients with acute knee pain and compare its diagnostic accuracy to MRI in a clinical setting.
Patients and Methods: this study was carried out in Radiology department, Benha University hospitals. 40 patients with clinical suspicion of post-traumatic meniscal injury underwent knee ultrasound and MRI examination.
Results: the overall accuracy of ultrasound examination for meniscal tears was 82.5%
Conclusion: ultrasound appears to be useful for the screening of meniscal tears.
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