2001
DOI: 10.1007/s001130050703
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Diagnostik der intraartikulären Tibiakopffraktur

Abstract: Complete visualization of the joint surface is essential for correct assessment of tibial head fractures. Conventional tomography, computed tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) are compared in this prospective study. We examined 27 patients (19 suffering from B fractures and 8 from C fractures) from 1 January 1995 to 11 November 1998. Conventional tomography underestimated the fractures in 3 of the 19 cases of B fractures. Computed tomography underestimated two of these cases. MRI could not ex… Show more

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“…Magnetic resonance imaging can detect occult fractures as well as meniscal and ligamentous injuries. Even in cases of overt fractures, such as intra-articular tibial plateau fractures, MRI is valuable in detecting collateral meniscal and ligamentous injury, and in defining the type of fracture allowing correct therapeutic management [39]. Magnetic resonance imaging detects meniscal tears with an accuracy of 80-90%, but it is still uncertain whether degenerative and traumatic tears can be distinguished by MRI.…”
Section: Joint Injuriesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Magnetic resonance imaging can detect occult fractures as well as meniscal and ligamentous injuries. Even in cases of overt fractures, such as intra-articular tibial plateau fractures, MRI is valuable in detecting collateral meniscal and ligamentous injury, and in defining the type of fracture allowing correct therapeutic management [39]. Magnetic resonance imaging detects meniscal tears with an accuracy of 80-90%, but it is still uncertain whether degenerative and traumatic tears can be distinguished by MRI.…”
Section: Joint Injuriesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Auch der Stellenwert der MRT findet in der Diagnostik von Tibiaplateaufrakturen zunehmend größere Beachtung. Aufgrund der hohen Inzidenz begleitender Weichteilverletzungen, insbesondere von Meniskusrupturen, sollte eine MRT bei tiefen Gelenkstufen, großen Gelenkspalten sowie bei einem Verdacht auf eine Luxationsfraktur durchgeführt werden [7,15,19,23].…”
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“…Die im Zuge der Fraktur auftretenden Begleitverletzungen von Menisken, Kreuz-und Seitenbändern werden im Rahmen der nativradiologischen und computertomographischen Bildgebung selten diagnostiziert und entziehen sich aufgrund der starken Schmerzhaftigkeit in der Regel der klinischen Untersuchung [1,7,23]. Dabei besteht bereits bei einfachen Tibiaplateaufrakturen ein Risiko für intra-und periartikulare Begleitverletzungen.…”
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