ABSTRACT
Computed tomography (CT) has gained multiplanar capability and submillimeter spatial
resolution due to the development of spiral acquisition mode and multidetector row
technology. Multidetector spiral CT arthrography of the knee is a valuable imaging
modality for the assessment of lesions of the meniscus, anterior cruciate ligament
(ACL), and articular cartilage. This article presents the value of spiral CT arthrography
in the assessment of the postoperative knee with emphasis on the postoperative meniscus,
articular cartilage, and ACL graft. This technique may be proposed as an alternative
to magnetic resonance arthrography.
KEYWORD
Knee - postoperative - meniscus - arthrography - computed tomography