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Positive contrast arthrography of the knee.
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A new type of contrast medium in arthrography.
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Double-contrast arthrography in the diagnosis of pigmented villonodular synovitis of the knee.
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Arthrography of the rheumatoid wrist joint.
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Synovial hemangioma of the knee. Demonstration by arthrography and arteriography.
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Arthrography of the lateral meniscus.
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Synovial recesses in knee arthrography.
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Arthrography in rupture of the suprapatellar bursa with pseudocyst formation.
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Double contrast knee arthrography in children.
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Arthrography in osteoarthritis of the hip.
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A simple marking device for knee arthrography.
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Arthrography of the discoid lateral meniscus.
Twenty-seven cases of discoid lateral meniscus (DLM) were diagnosed during the course of 985 knee arthrograms; 19 had the classic discoid shape while eight were less large and believed to represent a forme fruste. Based on anatomic and arthrographic appearances, DLM was classified into six types. Criteria for the arthrographic diagnosis of intact and torn DLM are discussed. The wide variety of size and shape is believed to result from a combination of congenital and environmental factors. It is speculated that some may arise entirely secondary to trauma without congenital predisposition. Many undoubtedly remain asymptomatic: more than one-third of cases in this series were diagnosed incidentally during evaluation for symptoms and signs referrable to a torn medial meniscus.
A simple aid to the performance of shoulder arthrography.
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Have you tried this knee arthrography stress device?
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Arthrography of the knee using remote-control fluororadiography.
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Arthrography in recurrent dislocation of the elbow.
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Combined CT-arthrography in recurrent traumatic hip dislocation.
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