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Periacetabular ganglion associated with labral tear: MR imaging findings (Case report)

Asetabuler yırtık ile ilişkili periasetabuler ganglion: MR görüntüleme bulguları (Olgu sunumu)

Şebnem ÖRGÜÇ
İpek TAMSEL
Fadıl ELÇİN
Pages
172–174
DOI
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These signs may be used for the early detection of labral tears on conventional MRI and enable accurate treatment, since these patients are prone to premature osteoarthritis.

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Objective & Hypothesis:We report a case of periacetabular ganglion associated with the tear of süperolateral labrum.
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Key Findings & Data:Periasetabular ganglion is useful indirect sign of acetabular labral abnormality.
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Conclusion & Impact:These signs may be used for the early detection of labral tears on conventional MRI and enable accurate treatment, since these patients are prone to premature osteoarthritis.
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⚙️Variables:Manyetik rezonans görüntüleme · Asetabulum · Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Abstract

We report a case of periacetabular ganglion associated with the tear of süperolateral labrum. Periasetabular ganglion is useful indirect sign of acetabular labral abnormality. These signs may be used for the early detection of labral tears on conventional MRI and enable accurate treatment, since these patients are prone to premature osteoarthritis.

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Bu çalışmada süperolateral labrumda yırtık ile ilişkili periasetabuler ganglion olgusunun MR bulgularını sunmayı amaçladık. Periasetabuler ganglionlar, labral patolojilere endirekt olarak işaret eden yararlı bir bulgudur. Bu işaret konvansiyonel MR incelemelerinde labral yırtığın erken saptanmasında önemli bir işaret olup, erken osteoartrit açısından risk altında olan olguların zaman kaybetmeden uygun tedavi almasını sağlar.

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ÖRGÜÇ, Ş., TAMSEL, İ., ELÇİN, F. (2004). Periacetabular ganglion associated with labral tear: MR imaging findings (Case report). Gülhane Tıp Dergisi, Cilt: 46 - Sayı: 2, 172–174. https://ajindex.com/articles/225466

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