Musculoskeletal MRI is a group of tomographic studies, during which joints, spine, bones, as well as surrounding muscles, nerves and blood vessels are visualized. MR scanning is in demand in the diagnosis of degenerative joint diseases, traumatic injuries of bones, joints and soft tissues, pathologies of intervertebral discs, infectious processes, tumors, skeletal abnormalities. The studies are carried out natively and against the background of contrast enhancement.
Hip MRI is a modern diagnostic technique using electromagnetic waves, which allows to study the anatomical structure, assess the condition of hard and soft-tissue structures of the hip and iliac joint. The procedure is used to visualize injuries, tumors, and developmental abnormalities. It is informative in inflammatory, degenerative and autoimmune processes involving soft tissues, ligaments,…
Shoulder MRI is a tomographic technique that allows to study the structures forming the shoulder joint using the phenomenon of magnetic nuclear resonance. It visualizes the general configuration of the joint, the head of the humerus, the acromioclavicular joint, synovial bags, tendon-ligamentous apparatus and regional muscles. MRI can detect fractures, dislocations, autoimmune and inflammatory changes,…
Knee MRI is a method of non-invasive diagnostic examination of the knee joint area using electromagnetic waves and a constant magnetic field to obtain a high-precision layered image. It is used to identify inflammatory and destructive processes, anomalies of the structure of the joint, is used in the diagnosis of damage to the meniscus and…
Wrist MRI is a highly informative method of studying the wrist joint, which is based on measuring the electromagnetic response of the nuclei of hydrogen atoms under the influence of radio waves in a magnetic field. The technique allows you to visualize all the structures of the studied area, recognize bone defects, assess the condition…
Elbow MRI is a research method that allows visualizing the tendon-ligamentous apparatus, regional nervous and vascular structures, distal parts of the humerus and proximal parts of the ulna and radius, as well as the articular cavity. With the help of the procedure, it is possible to identify degenerative-dystrophic and inflammatory changes in the articular surfaces…
Ankle MRI is a layered scan of the ankle area based on the fixation of changes occurring in the cells of the body under the influence of electromagnetic waves in a constant magnetic field. It is used to diagnose inflammatory processes, structural abnormalities, traumatic injuries and tissue destruction in the ankle joint area. It allows…
Coccyx MRI is a non-invasive method of layer-by-layer scanning of the lower spine using an electromagnetic field and subsequent fixation of the obtained data with special equipment. It is used for visualization of the coccyx bones and surrounding soft tissues, nerves, blood vessels. It is used to diagnose inflammatory and destructive changes in the bones…
MRI cervical spine is a high-precision study by means of magnetic radiation and radio waves aimed at visualizing the structure of bone tissue and tissues adjacent to the spinal column (in particular, bone marrow) by a non-invasive method. When to do The list of what the MRI cervical spine shows includes all structures located in…
MRI spine is a tomographic examination procedure that visualizes the cervical, thoracic and lumbosacral parts of the spinal column. The results are informative in the study of soft tissue structures, used in the diagnosis of osteochondrosis, spondylosis, injuries, spinal column tumors, congenital and acquired deformities. MRI spine is performed natively and with the introduction of contrast.…
