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Hip Stress Fracture
Hip Stress Fracture
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A 25-year-old male weightlifter with right hip pain showed a stress fracture in the femoral neck on MRI. Initial imaging for suspected hip stress fractures is radiographs, though they may miss subtle signs. MRI confirms stress fractures with edema and sclerosis. Another patient had a CAM-type femoral acetabular impingement, identified through bony abnormalities on radiographs. For labral tears, MR-rheography is used. The labrum should be evaluated in various imaging sequences for tears, indicated by increased signal intensity. These imaging techniques help diagnose musculoskeletal conditions like stress fractures and labral tears accurately.
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Edition
2nd Edition
Related Case
2nd Edition, CASE 21
Topic
Hip
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2nd Edition, CASE 21
2nd Edition
Hip
stress fracture
femoral neck
MRI
labral tears
imaging techniques
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