Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Aim of Research

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) has been a part of the medical technology since a long time. The application of MRI in the field of medical research holds a major importance in the current medical era. The findings and diagnostic of medicals conditions have been easier owing to the research done by using MRI. In this study the purpose is to assess MRI in the distinguishing proof of labral and articular ligament sores in patients with a suspicion of femoroacetabular impingement.

Statement of Problem

Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI), or hip impingement syndrome. FAI is a diagnosis and management of nonarthritic hip pain in young adults. The hip bones are like sockets for he balls of legs, normally the leg flows smoothly but a problem with the joint socket can cause hip join impingement. This is also known as FAI. The cases of FAI have been growing rapidly owing to the increase of obesity. The research in this field is very important as per with the upgrades in clinical examination for hip impingement, radiological imaging utilizing attractive reverberation arthrography (MRA) as well as figured tomograms (CT) Scans, these sores are being identified early. Hip torment in youthful grown-ups can speak to an indicative test. Vital components to inspire from the history incorporate formative dysplasia, injury or inclining elements of avascular rot. A few people have morphological variations from the norm fit as a fiddle of the femur or the hip bone socket. Over late years, enhancements and expanding accessibility of imaging modalities has prompted a superior comprehension of hip pathologies. The utilization of attractive reverberation imaging has enhanced the conclusion of delicate tissue reasons for hip torment, for example, labral pathology. Thus, a large group of morphological variations from the norm to the femoral neck and hip bone socket have been termed "femoro-acetabular impingement" (FAI). In this regard several searches have been done a brief summary of their research Is that MRI gives a valuable appraisal of patients in whom a femoroacetabular impingement is clinically suspected. A high-determination, nonarthrographic system can give preoperative data in regards to the nearness and anatomic site of labral and ligament variations from the norm. The finding and results in this case were astonishing as per “Seven patients showed labral tears on MRI that were confirmed surgically in all cases. Thirty-seven patients (97%) of the 38 surgically confirmed cases had lesions of thelabral–chondral transitional zone on MRI”. From this research it becomes clear and understood that there is a room on research needed in this side to have a better understanding of using Imaging analysis to find FAI.

Objective
The main objective of this research is to underline the importance of MRI in understanding how FAI can be diagnosed easily. The core objective is to come up with a methodology such that by achieving that the MRI can be done in such a way that the authenticity of diagnosing FAI is credible and sound enough to carry on with the treatment process.

Method
Since MRI gives an image. Different strategies and techniques can be applied to test the diagnosis of FAI. The most important thing in this regard to keep options open in such a way that not only the imaginal analysis but also the statistical analysis is done for the achievement of the goal. By doing a comparison of the anatomical characteristics of hip bone a clear difference can be understood between both images giving a better understanding of the Illness.