#artrografie

• Arthrography — A method of radiological or imaging examination of a joint, performed by previously injecting a contrast medium directly into the joint cavity. This procedure allows detailed visualization of radiolucent anatomical structures, such as cartilage, menisci, labrum, or internal ligaments, which cannot be precisely observed on a standard non-contrast X-ray.
• Arthrogram — The radiological image, film, or graphical record obtained following an arthrography, highlighting the internal anatomical details of a joint injected with a contrast medium. This visual medical record serves as an essential tool for identifying meniscal tears, hidden ligamentous ruptures, and deep cartilage defects that cannot be visualized via simple radiological techniques.