Muscle edema can occur from a wide variety of causes. Characterized by an increase in free water, muscle edema is well depicted by MRI.

Muscle edema is commonly encountered in patients following extremity trauma. This article presents an overview of differential considerations in patients ...

There may be striking edema in the region of the tear and hematoma formation. If left untreated, muscle strain can eventually result in atrophy. Fig. 2— ...

Muscle edema is frequently identified at mag- netic resonance (MR) imaging. In clinical practice, edema is most frequently secondary to traumatic muscle.

Intramuscular edema can be seen in association with autoimmune conditions, such as polymyositis and dermatomyositis; mild injuries; infectious myositis; ...

19 сент. 2010 г. · The presence of skeletal muscle edema (increased high T2/STIR signal) on MRI carries an extremely broad differential.

Muscle edema is seen secondary to multiple etiologies including trauma, infectious and inflammatory processes, autoimmune disorders, neoplasms, ...

... Traumatic muscle oedema is most common in routine clinical practice which can be caused by blunt trauma, distraction or shearing forces or over use [2] ...

23 мая 2023 г. · A muscle contusion is a muscle bruise. It happens from a direct, blunt blow to your muscle. At-home care is usually enough to treat most muscle bruises.

There are a number of types of muscle injury that can occur: laceration, contusion, degenerative diseases (eg Muscular Dystrophies [3] ) and strain.