The use of foot in the instrumental diagnosis of MRI allows orthopedists and traumatologists to accurately detect any diseases and detect traumatic injuries, degenerative changes or congenital anomalies of bones, joints and soft tissues of all parts of the foot.
Magnetic resonance imaging of extremities allows you to carefully diagnose the condition of bone and soft tissues, joints. MRI provides a three-dimensional image.
Back pain, impaired mobility and sensitivity of the body in the lumbar region, difficulties with changing the posture, flexion and extension of the trunk are all symptoms that disrupt the habitual life, creating problems in everyday life and at work that limit the activity of a person.
Indications for magnetic resonance imaging include trauma, as well as inflammatory and dystrophic diseases of this joint, accompanied by pain and mobility restriction.
And although the danger of x-ray radiation, used in modern radiography and computer tomography devices, is significantly exaggerated, human health is nevertheless put on the forefront.
Magnetic resonance imaging provides the most accurate and detailed images, that is, the maximum information for setting the right diagnosis, and also facilitates differential diagnosis of joint syndromes.
Today, magnetic resonance imaging is increasingly being used to diagnose various internal and external injuries and injuries. It is used in various fields of medical practice: from gastroenterology and neurosurgery to traumatology and orthopedics.
