Radiography, abdominal CT and MRI compared with sacroiliac joint CT in diagnosis of structural sacroiliitis
European Journal of Radiology Aug 14, 2017
Melchior J, et al. – This study tested the performance of pelvic plain radiograph, abdominal CT and sacroiliac joint MRI (MRI) compared with sacroiliac joints CT (SI joint CT) for the diagnosis of structural sacroiliitis in a population suffering from spondyloarthritis (SpA) meeting the New York or ASAS criteria. The present study showed the relevance of MRI and abdominal CT for the diagnosis of structural sacroiliitis with good sensitivities and excellent specificities. These imaging modalities may also contribute for the diagnosis of structural sacroiliitis.
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