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MRI images of the joints

Image of the human body showing the joints in focusMRI clearly shows the soft tissue structures in any joint, for example, tendons, cartilage, bone, synovial fluid and surrounding muscle and damage to any of these structures can be demonstrated.

Shoulders, wrists, hips, knees and ankles are often imaged using MRI. If you're having a hip or shoulder scan you'll normally be asked to lie fairly flat.  Wrist and elbow scan positions vary - you may be asked to lie face downwards or on your side.

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The wrist joint

MRI image of the wrist joint

The ankle joint

MRI image of the ankle joint

The knee joint

MRI image of the knee joint

The shoulder joint

MRI image of the shoulder joint

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