在MRI上的焦点肌肉信号的特征在 flexor-pronator 肌肉的状态后侧带重建后的侧带

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Edward S Yoon1, Farhad Pishgar2, Josh Dines3

  • 1Hospital for Special Surgery, New York, NY, USA. yoone@hss.edu.

Skeletal radiology
|July 10, 2023
PubMed
概括

肘后侧带 (UCL) 重建MRI通常在 flexor pronator 质量中显示高信号. 这一发现与palmaris longus移植收获有关,而不是肌肉紧张或其他问题.

关键词:
肘部 肘部 肘部 肘部 肘部磁力共振成像 (MRI) 关节侧带带投手 投手 投手 投手米·约翰 (Tommy John) 是一个著名的演员.

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