Yashar Hashemi Aghdam, Amin Moradi, Lars Gerhard Großterlinden, Morteza Seyed Jafari, Johannes T Heverhagen, Keivan Daneshvar
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摘要
磁共振成像(MRI)是一种诊断软骨损伤的技术,因为它对识别软骨下骨异常和全层软骨病变具有很高的灵敏度。由于缺乏通过MRI技术对骨关节炎(OA)患者膝关节软骨随时间变化的研究,因此我们在一项系统综述中研究了MRI识别OA患者膝关节软骨随时间变化的准确性。本系统综述从2020年初开始,在伊朗的一所大学医院中,使用关键词MRI, OA,软骨病变,成像技术检索CINAHL, Ovid, Elsevier, Scopus, PubMed, Science Direct和Web of Science数据库。初始检索共检索到169篇文献,在对标题、摘要、全文进行检索后,最终纳入7篇文献。回顾所选论文,共研究了1091名受试者,其中男性355名。除了一项研究外,所有研究的结果都表明,MRI在识别膝关节软骨随时间变化的准确性很高。随着时间的推移,MRI技术可以高精度地显示膝关节OA患者的软骨变化。我们证明了MRI识别OA患者关节软骨损伤的潜力,以及它与其他可用技术一起评估关节软骨病变的重要性。
Accuracy of magnetic resonance imaging in assessing knee cartilage changes over time in patients with osteoarthritis: A systematic review.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a technique useful for the diagnosis of cartilage damage due to high sensitivity to identify subchondral bone abnormalities and full-thickness cartilage lesions. The lack of a study on knee cartilage changes over time in patients with osteoarthritis (OA) by MRI technique led us to investigate the accuracy of MRI in identifying knee cartilage changes over time in patients with OA in a systematic review. In the present systematic review, started from the beginning of 2020 in one of the University Hospitals in Iran, the databases of CINAHL, Ovid, Elsevier, Scopus, PubMed, Science Direct, and Web of Science were searched using the keywords MRI, OA, Cartilage Lesion, Imaging Techniques. A total of 169 articles were retrieved in the initial search, and after reviewing the titles, abstracts, and full-texts, finally, seven were enrolled in the systematic review. Review of the selected papers showed that a total of 1091 subjects were studied, of which 355 were males. The results of all the studies, except one, indicated the high accuracy of MRI to identify knee cartilage changes over time. MRI technique can show cartilage changes with high accuracy in patients with knee OA over time. We proved the potential of MRI to identify articular cartilage injuries in patients with OA and its importance to the evaluation of articular cartilage lesions along with other available techniques.