Arthrography

1 Knee Arthrography.- History.- Gross Anatomy.- Clinical Pathologic Features of Internal Knee Derangements.- Indications.- Contraindications.- Plain Films of the Knee.- Techniques.- Normal Appearance.- Meniscal Abnormalities.- Articular Cartilage Abnormalities.- Cruciate Ligament Tears.- Collateral Ligament Tears.- Synovial Abnormalities.- Miscellaneous Abnormalities.- Pediatric Arthrography.- Other Applications.- Tomoarthrography.- Diagnostic Pitfalls.- Computer Axial Tomography.- Arthroscopy.- Complications.- Results.- References.- 2 Arthrography of the Prosthetic Knee Joint.- Method of Total Knee Replacement Arthrography.- Arthrographic Findings.- References.- 3 Shoulder Arthrography.- History.- Anatomy.- Technique.- Normal Arthrogram.- Abnormal Arthrogram.- Summary.- References.- 4 Hip Arthrography in Children.- Anatomy.- Technique.- Postexamination Precautions.- Indications.- References.- 5 Arthrography of the Adult Hip.- Technique.- Hip Arthrography.- Traction Arthrography.- Total Hip Arthrography.- Complications.- References.- 6 Arthrography of the Ankle and Hindfoot.- The Tibiotalar Joint.- Talocalcaneal Articulations.- References.- 7 Elbow Arthrography.- Clinical Application.- Anatomy of the Elbow Joint.- Technique.- Normal Arthrographic Anatomy.- Abnormal Arthrographic Appearances.- Limitations of Single-Contrast Arthrography.- Advantages and Disadvantages of Double-Contrast Arthrography.- References.- 8 Arthrography and Tenography of the Hand and Wrist.- Wrist.- First Metacarpophalangeal Joint.- Tendons and Tendon Sheaths of the Hand and Wrist.- Summary.- References.- 9 Arthrotomography of the Temporomandibular Joint.- Indications and Objectives.- Anatomy.- Functional Characteristics.- Arthrographic Technique.- Complications.- Normal Findings.- Myofacial PainDysfunction Syndrome.- Abnormal Findings.- References.- 10 Arthrography and Bursography—Miscellaneous.- Arthrography of Miscellaneous Joints.- Apophyseal Joints.- Bursa.- Heel Region.- References.