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MR imaging after foot and ankle tendon surgery is used to assess postoperative pain, seeking to distinguish postoperative tendinitis and peritendinitis, hypertrophic scarring, failure of the reconstruction, dehiscences, postoperative infection and post-traumatic neuroma formation. 32 MR imaging principles include using skin markers to localize ...
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18 wrz 2017 · MR imaging is the favored imaging modality for evaluating the ankle and foot following surgery because of the excellent contrast resolution. In particular, MR imaging is sensitive in evaluating postoperative bone marrow response and in evaluating surrounding soft tissues, including the tendons and ligaments.
Multiplane T1 and T2 inversion recovery imaging was obtained through the ____ foot. Findings: Bones: Marrow: Normal. Alignment: Normal. Longitudinal plantar arch: Normal. Joints: Ankle joint: Normal. Intertarsal joints: Normal. Tarsometatarsal joints: Normal. Metatarsophalangeal and interphalangeal joints: Normal. Ligaments:
Radiography is the most common imaging modality for evaluation of the postoperative ankle and foot. MR imaging may be useful for evaluating the soft tissues and osseous structures in the postsurgical foot and ankle.
Successful MR imaging after foot and ankle instrumentation with metallic orthopedic implants de-pends on the appropriate use of basic and advanced metal artifact reduction techniques. Heavily T2-weighted pulse sequences are useful to assess tendon repairs and reconstruction.
MR imaging readily depicts operative sequela across a range of surgical procedures and related pathologic conditions, including tendon and ligament reconstruction, tarsal coalition, and interdigital perineural fibrosis.
