Whole-body magnetic resonance neurography (WBMRN) is a radiation-free imaging modality enabling comprehensive evaluation of the peripheral nervous system from the skull base to the knee. Using advanced sequences like isotropic…
MR neurography (MRN) has become a cornerstone in diagnosing and managing plexus and peripheral nerve disorders. This review explores recent advancements in MRN, emphasizing 3T imaging, coil selection, fat and…
The hip joint is home to a diverse range of neoplasms, as well as many pseudo lesions, including post-traumatic, infectious, and degenerative processes. Through careful evaluation of the clinical context,…
MR imaging is a useful tool in establishing the diagnosis of inflammation and/or infection in the hip joint and adjacent tissues, and in determining the extent of disease. In conjunction…
The proximal origin of the rectus femoris from the anterior superior iliac spine, anterior inferior iliac spine and the supraacetabular sulcus comprises the proximal tendinous complex. A practical MR imaging-guided…
MR imaging evaluation of hamstring tendons reveals their association with subgluteal posterior hip pain, emphasizing the superiority of MR imaging over ultrasound due to the deep location of the hamstrings….
MR imaging of hip arthroplasty can be technically challenging due to artifacts associated with metallic implant components; however, utilization of specific parameter modifications and advanced metal reduction sequences allows acquisition…
Hip dysplasia in the young adult population is a significant contributing factor in the development of early osteoarthritis. Diagnosis and treatment planning relies on a comprehensive imaging assessment of the…
Greater trochanteric syndrome (GTS) is a common condition clinically manifested by pain and tenderness over the greater trochanter. MR imaging plays a pivotal role in investigating the underlying cause of…
Entrapment neuropathies of the hip (ENH) can occur due to a variety of causes with clinical symptoms that may mimic musculoskeletal disorders. Etiologies include entrapment in a fibromuscular canal, tethering…
