"Fluoroscopy, ultrasound or CT guidance can be used to cannulate a joint, which is then injected with the MR arthrogram solution. MR arthrogram solutions differ in different institutions, but will broadly contain a mixture of gadolinium, diluted with saline and iodinated contrast medium and/or local anaesthetic. Commonly used is a 1 in 200 dilution of gadolinium, i.e. 0.1 mL in 20 mL 1."
"Fluoroscopy, ultrasound or CT guidance can be used to cannulate a joint, which is then injected with the MR arthrogram solution. MR arthrogram solutions differ in different institutions, but will broadly contain a mixture of gadolinium, diluted with saline and iodinated contrast medium and/or local anaesthetic. Commonly used is a 1 in 200 dilution of gadolinium, i.e. 0.1 mL in 20 mL 1."
"Iodinated contrast medium can be substituted for 0.9% saline, however, its inclusion will enable the practitioner to assess joint distention and for extra-articular injection. It is not required for ultrasound-guided procedures."
"3 T MRI techniques have much improved labral and meniscal (including TFCC) imaging and many institutions will first perform non-arthrographic imaging before considering MR arthrography, particular for hip joints"
"Fluoroscopy, ultrasound or CT guidance can be used to cannulate a joint, which is then injected with the MR arthrogram solution. MR arthrogram solutions differ in different institutions, but will broadly contain a mixture of gadolinium, diluted with saline and iodinated contrast medium and/or local anaesthetic. Commonly used is a 1 in 200 dilution of gadolinium, i.e. 0.1 mL in 20 mL 1."