Is there currently any role for dynamic MRI scans to assess the weakness or excessive bulging of the posterior wall of the inguinal canal in patients with “sports hernia”. Should a dynamic protocol be included in the imaging assessment? Inguinal hernias will mostly be diagnosed on non-dynamic scans. In general the current imaging protocols focus around the pre-pubic aponeurotic complex injuries (rectus - adductor longus aponeurosis) and other causes of hip and groin pain.

Hi. Which classification do you use to specify the exact location of a cartilage defect in the knee joint?

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