Radiology · 1988 · 28 citations · 0 references
MedicineOrthopaedic SurgeryOrthopedic SurgeryDiagnostic ImagingMusculoskeletal MedicineOrthopedicsFluoroscopic ImagingFluoroscopy-guided ProceduresMusculoskeletal ImagingMusculoskeletal RadiologyTendon DisordersTendon InjuriesFluoroscopic GuidanceFluoroscopic RadiographyHip AnatomyIliopsoas InjuriesIliopsoas TendinopathySnapping Hip SyndromeTendon ExaminationTendon Injury Imaging
The snapping tendon syndrome may be caused by abnormalities of the fascia lata, gluteus maximus muscle, or less commonly, the iliopsoas tendon. One case is reported in which fluoroscopic monitoring after computed tomography-guided injection of contrast material confirmed the diagnosis of snapping iliopsoas tendon syndrome.