Most commonly, imaging was inappropriate due to a lack of a preceding x-ray, suggesting MRI is potentially used as a screening tool to evaluate wrist pain. Results of our interrupted time series ...

Use of a high-performance MRI system may be feasible for imaging tissues of a moving wrist in real-time. Image: Adobe Stock Researchers categorized five healthy, asymptomatic participants (median ...

Four musculoskeletal radiologists independently evaluated MRI examinations in a randomised order, comparing findings to wrist arthroscopy results. Sensitivity, specificity, area under the curve ...

Around 70,000 patients per year in the UK attend hospital with serious wrist pain after an injury ... recommends giving patients an MRI scan. However, early MRI use varies across the UK, with ...

like pain similar to that of a wrist sprain. An X-ray may not be able to detect the condition in this early stage, as your bone will appear either normal or slightly weak. An MRI scan can better ...