Application of MRI in the Prevention of Sports Injuries in Physical Education Teaching
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In order to explore the situation of ankle sports injury in physical education, the author proposed the application method of MRI in sports injury prevention in physical education. In a retrospective analysis of 28 patients with clinically diagnosed ankle injuries, taking ankle arthroscopy/incision as the standard, the sensitivity and diagnostic value of MRI examination for ankle sports injury were analyzed statistically. The result shows that 6 cases of ankle fracture were correctly diagnosed by MRI, and the diagnostic sensitivity for bone marrow contusion and edema was 100%. Among the 19 cases of clinically diagnosed ankle ligament injury, 16 cases were diagnosed by MRI, and the overall sensitivity was 84%. Of the 8 cases of calcaneofibular ligament injury, 6 cases were correctly diagnosed by MRI, with a sensitivity of 75%. . 3.0 T MRI examination has high sensitivity for ligament, tendon, and cartilage injury, which can well show ankle joint injury and provide an objective basis for early clinical treatment and rehabilitation.
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