Magnetic Resonance Image Analysis of Ankle Joint Motion Injury in Athletes

Abstract

Objective: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), which is used to analyze common sports injuries in the ankle joint, provides guidance for clinical treatment. Methods: MRI of the ankle joint was performed in 53 athletes with ankle joint injury. The MRI features of the ankle ligament injury, the combined ligament injury characteristics and the ligament injury characteristics of the ankle were evaluated. Results: 53 athletes with a total of 74 ligament injuries, partial tear or complete rupture of the ligament, high-signal effusion shadow, soft tissue edema and adjacent bone marrow edema around the boundary, chronic injury is mainly characterized by irregular thickening or thinning of the ligament and uneven signal. There were 32 cases of lateral collateral ligament injury, the main ligament injury was 42. Conclusions: MRI is used to examine athletes with acute and chronic ligament injury, and the clinical impact characteristics are quite different. Therefore, MRI analysis can be used as the main diagnostic basis for athletes with acute and chronic ankle ligament injury. It provides reference and reference value for the determination of clinical treatment plan.