Ankle Joint MRI
MRI of the ankle joint is a non-invasive imaging technique that provides detailed visualization of bones, cartilage, ligaments, tendons, and surrounding soft tissues.
The examination is widely used in orthopedics and sports medicine to diagnose injuries, inflammatory conditions, and degenerative joint diseases.
Indications
Ankle pain or limited mobility
MRI helps determine the underlying cause of ankle pain when other imaging methods are inconclusive.
Traumatic injuries
The method can detect ligament tears, tendon injuries, fractures, and other structural damage.
Joint disorders
MRI is used to diagnose arthritis, cartilage damage, cysts, and tumors.
Advantages of MRI
- high-resolution imaging;
- multiplanar visualization;
- no ionizing radiation;
- non-invasive examination.
Ankle MRI is an effective diagnostic tool that helps physicians accurately evaluate joint structures and plan appropriate treatment.