MRI is one of the most important diagnostic tests performed on patients suffering from knee joint pain. In addition to the low radiation emission produced by the magnet during the examination, the MRI of the knee indicates the following lesions that may be present in the knee joint. The examination is considered essential to evaluate the condition of the joint as well as will accurately indicate the treatment to be followed.

 

 

 

REASONS

Possible ruptures or injuries to the meniscus   

Possible tears in the cruciate ligaments

Chondropathy - Chondromalacia

Pattela injury  

Swelling in the joint  

Baker cyst in the joint  

Possible ruptures of the ligaments  

Bone injuries (fractures and bone swellings)