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As we age, knee pain often becomes more common. Some of the regular causes of knee pain include simple muscle strain or tearing of ligaments or cartilage due to trauma at work or in sports. During the physical examination, your doctor may inspect your knee for swelling, pain, and visible bruising. However, if they suspect some issues within your knee joint, you may be advised for MRI scan knee. The scan helps your doctor visualize your knee's anatomy to find out the possible cause of your pain, inflammation, or weakness without having to do a surgery.

Unlike an X-ray, the MRI allows your doctor to see soft tissues in your body along with the bones. It helps them see tendons, ligaments, muscles, and blood vessels to rule out any structural abnormalities.

The MRI scan knee can show a range of problems, including:

• Bone fractures


• Osteoarthritis


• Infections


• Damaged cartilage


• Tumors


• Torn tendons or ligaments

After you complete the MRI knee joint, the images of the scan will be examined by a radiologist, and the result may be referred to your doctor for further examination.

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