"Major trauma (e.g. hip dislocation) may cause a labral tear. However, there is no history of previous trauma in most cases. Structural osseous abnormalities are often found 3-4. Patients with osteoarthritis often have degenerative labral tears."
"highly diluted intra-articular Gd-injection (0.00125 - 0.0025 mmol/mL) with joint distension (10-20 mL) allows optimal assessment of the labrum on T1FS sequences, and allows differentiation between labral tears and intrasubstance tears 17,18"
"intrasubstance high T1 or PD signal is not considered pathologic"
"Direct MR arthrography"
"highly diluted intra-articular Gd-injection (0.00125 - 0.0025 mmol/mL) with joint distension (10-20 mL) allows optimal assessment of the labrum on T1FS sequences, and allows differentiation between labral tears and intrasubstance tears 17,18"
Expected headings
"Associations"
"Plain radiograph / CT"
"Direct MR arthrography"
"Normal findings"
"Controversial findings"
"Pathologic findings"
"Classification according to MRA"
"pain on weight-bearing, flexion and internal rotation"
"History and etymology"