Can MRI examine the femoral head?

MRI

can detect the early pathological changes of femoral head before morphological changes, which is very important for early diagnosis and timely intervention. It can also clearly show the morphology, cartilage, bone marrow and other structures of femoral head, helping doctors to fully understand the condition of femoral head and accurately determine whether there are necrosis, inflammation, cystic changes and other lesions. During treatment, MRI examination can dynamically monitor the changes of femoral head, evaluate the effectiveness of treatment, and provide basis for adjustment of subsequent treatment plan.

MRI examination is relatively safe, has no radiation hazard, and has little impact on the patient's body. It is suitable for multiple examinations and long-term follow-up.