(1) Results The double contrast CT arthrography showed posterior bone defects, posterior glenoid labrum tear and enlargement of posterior capsular cavity.

(2) Objective:To discuss X-ray features of arthrography on minor joints of lumbar vertebrae and their clinical significance.

(3) PURPOSE:To evaluate the value of magnetic resonance arthrography (MRAr) on the diagnosis of intraarticular adhesions of the temporomandibular joint(TMJ).

(4) The result of this study indicates that hip arthrography is reliable in assessing labrum coverage, ligamentum teres elongation, and pulvinar collection in the acetabular fossa.

(5) Conclusion MRI arthrography is one of the best methods for the diagnoses of rotator cuff tears.

(6) Objective To compare the results of CT-assisted double-contrast arthrography and MRI in the diagnosis of adhesion of TMJ.

(7) MRI has essentially replaced arthrography for the evaluation of internal derangement of the knee.

(8) Methods Arthrography and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) were used to diagnose 24 cases of posttraumatic painful shoulders.

(9) Conclusion: The current CT arthrography provides important X ray information for both diagnosis of shoulder instability and anatomatic repair of shoulder instability.

(10) Objective To study the feasibility of MR arthrography of knee joint by using intravenous injection of MR contrast agent which disperses into the knee joint, to optimize the scanning parameters.

(11) Objective To prospectively compare arthrography with MRI to determine the sensitivity and specificity in detecting rotator cuff tear.

(12) Objective:To determine the utility of MR arthrography in the evaluation of internal impingement of the shoulder.

(13) Objective To study the clinical application value of MR dispersion arthrography in meniscus tear of keen.

(14) ConclusionT 1 - FLASH - 2 D sequence and Indirect magnetic resonance arthrography show the best quality in detecting the acetabular labrum.

(15) The intro - operative findings confirmed the diagnosis of arthrography and MRI.

(16) Objective To study the application of double contrast CT arthrography in forensic medicine.

(17) Methods: We retrospectively reviewed a consecutive series of 202 shoulders that had undergone magnetic resonance arthrography between 2004 and 2005.

(18) Methods The conventional MR scans of 48 knee joins in 48 patients who were considered to have meniscus tear were performed and followed by MR dispersion arthrography .

(19) Objective To evaluate the manifestations of glenohumeral instability on CT arthrography.

(20) Conclusion In comparison with routine plain MR findings, indirect MR arthrography demonstrates meniscus tears of the knee with better sensitivity and higher accuracy.