Lymphatic Visualization During Contrast Arthrography of the Knee

Lewin, Julian R.; Mulhern, Lawrence M.

doi:10.1148/103.3.577

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“…Those common to all joints include: (8) nodular filling defects, (b) irregular capsular attachment, (c) bursal filling defects, and (d) visualized lymphatic drainage. Those unique to the shoulder include: (8) rotator cuff tear, (b) frozen shoulder, and (c) biceps tendon sheath dilatation.…”

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“…He considered this finding as secondary to technical extravasation but later reports have confirmed its occurrence in RA without extravasation in arthrography of the wrist (11), elbow (20), and knee (8). Lewin and Mulhern felt that this lymphatic visualization was related to the hyperplastic response of the lymphatic system and increased synovial permeability (8).…”

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“…Findings unique to RA involving the shoulder include: (8) rotator cuff tear, (b) frozen shoulder or "adhesive capsulitis," and (c) dilation of the biceps tendon sheath.…”

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Shoulder Arthrography in Rheumatoid Arthritis

DeSmet¹,

Ting²,

Weiß³

1975

Radiology

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Arthrograms of the shoulder were evaluated in 10 patients with rheumatoid arthritis. The arthrographic findings common to all joints consisted of nodular filling defects, irregular capsular attachments, bursal filling defects and visualized lymphatic drainage. Findings unique to the shoulder joint consisted of rotator cuff tear, frozen shoulder, and biceps sheath dilatation. Since the agents used to treat patients with rheumatoid arthritis have profound side effects, it is important to exclude an associated rotator cuff tear and/or confirm the presence of glenohumeral rheumatoid involvement.

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Shoulder Arthrography in Rheumatoid Arthritis

DeSmet¹,

Ting²,

Weiß³

1975

Radiology

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“…Die erwähnte Beobachtung wurde durch mchrere Publikationen bestätigt. Wenn man die zur Meniskusdiagnostik durchgeführten Arthrographien als normrepräsentierende Kontrollen akzeptiert, dann ist tatsächlich die ausbleibcnde Lymphgcfaßfüllung die Regel, während sie bei Kniegelenken mit rheumatoider Arthritis deutlich, wenn auch in unterschiedlicher Intcnsität auftrat (14,15,18). Besonders interessant ist die systematische Studie an Handgelenken, die im Rahmen einer Dissertation aus dem Höpital Ambroise-Parc in Paris vorliegt (I).…”

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