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Can inflammation of the iliopsoas tendon be seen in a regular enlarged mri?
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Yes.: A trained hip orthopedic specialist should be able to see that on a regular mri. You may be able to see thickening of the tendon or possibly some fluid, which would indicate a strain. The MRI should be done by someone who has experience with hip mri's.
Answered 4/17/2016
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