If you have pain, weakness, or swelling around your knee, you may need a knee MRI. This test can help your doctor see what might be causing your symptoms. MRI stands for magnetic resonance imaging.

The Finnish researchers set out to understand how common structural knee abnormalities might be in typical 30-somethings who weren’t athletes or people with previously known injuries. They examined ...

Corticosteroid injections caused "significantly greater structural damage in the knee joint," according to a new study.

MRI scans show early knee joint damage is common in symptom-free adults in their thirties. Mild structural changes in the ...

Chronic refractory pain poses a significant challenge in knee joint pathologies, especially after exhaustion of conservative, ...

In fact, a meniscal tear is one of the most frequently occurring cartilage injuries of the knee. Cartilage is connective tissue that protects your joints and bones. This MRI shows a knee ...

MRI scans reveal early cartilage and bone damage in young adults, with obesity, high BMI and family history driving silent ...

Mild structural changes visible in knee MRI scans are already common among adults in their thirties - even in those without knee pain or other symptoms. A study by the University of Oulu found ...

More than 50% of people with knee OA based on either of two MRI definitions did not show disease on X-ray up to 11 years later. Future efforts may focus on imaging that includes MRI features ...