Transient Osteoporosis Of The Hip Mri

Toh was first described in 1959 in two women in their 3rd trimesters of pregnancy but now is more commonly seen in middle aged men.

Transient osteoporosis of the hip mri. In this study we investigated the use of mri for evaluation of patients with transient osteoporosis to. Mri with t1 and t2 weighted sequences in coronal transverse and sagittal sections was performed in 12 patients with retrospectively confirmed to both at the onset of the disease and later as follow up procedure. By contrast mri changes in avn of the femoral head is restricted to a smaller. Mri changes in transient osteoporosis of the hip involve the whole femoral head and sometimes extend to the femoral neck and even the trochanteric region with blurred and vague margins.

An mri scan of a hip affected by transient osteoporosis will usually reveal bone marrow edema. Three patients with transient osteoporosis of the hip underwent magnetic resonance mr imaging. This mri image shows edema surrounding the affected hip. Transient bone marrow oedema of the hip also referred as transient osteoporosis of the hip is self limited conditions that improves spontaneously over several months.

Mr images showed decreased signal intensity of bone marrow in the femur on t1 weighted images and increased signal intensity relative to the intensity of normal bone marrow on t2 weighted images.