Achilles tendon lesions in the MRI diagnosis of traumatic.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Achilles tendon lesions in the MRI diagnosis of traumatic Study: Fan-Li Zhou, from the single-Wei Huang [Abstract] Objective To study the human Achilles tendon lesions in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the clinical value. Methods Magnetic resonance imaging of 14 cases of patients with Achilles tendon lesions, inductive characteristic MRI. Results According to the MRI image diagnosis of Achilles tendon completely tear in 6 cases, MRI showed characteristic irregular thickening of Achilles tendon, Achilles tendon completely interrupt the continuity beams, Achilles tendon ends staggered change in T1WI, T2WI showed mixed signals on the inside, part of the tear 8 patients, MRI showed muscle tendon thickening waist, wide diameter / anteroposterior diameter ratio smaller, in T1WI, T2WI within the limitations of high signal on the tendon, tendon beam part of the rough, irregular, in at least one sagittal level is continuous, Achilles tendon injuries caused by inflammatory infection in 2 cases, MRI showed tendon thickening, rough edges, blurred, soft tissue swelling. surgery or the results of comprehensive analysis of clinical data: completely torn in 8 cases, partial tear split in 6 cases, trauma induced inflammatory infection in 1 case. Conclusions MRI can clearly show the Achilles tendon disease, can accurately assess the location and extent of damage tear, surgical treatment can provide an accurate clinical basis and have good guide. [Keywords:] magnetic resonance imaging, the Achilles tendon, torn, diagnosis [Abstract] Objective To investigate the diagnostic value of achilles tendon laceration by MR images. Methods Delineated MRI findings in 14 patients who had history of ankle joint trauma and were proved the complete or partial achilles tendon laceration were analyzed.The characteristic manifestations of MR were summarized. Results The achilles tendon laceration was diagnosed on MRI in all cases, according to the differenti