MRI of the hip joints (two joints)

Scanning of the hip joint using MRI makes it possible to assess the condition of all its structures (articular head, ligaments and cartilage, muscles, vessels, tendons, volume of articular fluid), to identify congenital and acquired pathologies, benign and malignant formations, signs of inflammation of the tendons or synovial sac, arthrosis, not detectable on radiography.

Scanning makes it possible to assess the condition of all joint structures: articular head, ligaments and cartilage, muscles, vessels, tendons and articular fluid. This study makes it possible to identify congenital and acquired pathologies of the hip joint. With the help of MRI, benign and malignant formations, inflammation of tendons or synovial bags, early stages of arthrosis, which are not determined by X-ray examination, can be diagnosed. An MRI scan is recommended for the following indications: frequent headaches, dizziness, unreasonable weakness, double vision, confusion convulsions and fainting pain, feeling of stiffness, swelling in the area of large joints (knee, shoulder, hip) frequent pain, impaired mobility and feeling of stiffness in the back professional, sports or other injuries to the head, elbow and large joints, spine (cervical, thoracic and lumbosacral divisions) habitual dislocations of joints suspicions of arthritis and arthrosis suspicions of herniated discs, osteochondrosis, displacement of vertebral discs suspected diseases and lesions of the paranasal sinuses suspected tumor lesions or oncological diseases of the brain (including pituitary gland), bones, joints, spine, intervertebral discs before and after operations after strokes.

The presence of metal or ferromagnetic implants inside the body may be a contraindication to MRI. It is necessary to have an implant passport or permission from the attending physician to perform magnetic resonance imaging CT scans, if you have installed: a pacemaker implanted hearing aid pins metal plates clips on vessels and other implants responsible for ensuring vital activity.