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Is it difficult to locate a neuroma with imaging?

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Sometimes yes,: especially if it is small. Even a small neuroma can cause pain. Even is it large, it is sometimes difficult to image, because neuromas can appear very similar to adjacent tissue on CT and MR.

Answered 10/19/2016

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Dr. Brian Sabb answered

Specializes in Sports Medicine

Hi, good question. It can be very hard to find neuromas with imaging. However, using good MRI technique we can usually find them. I employ thin sections and small field of view imaging and usually give contrast to assess for enhancement and have great success finding even small neuromas. Additionally, I employ US to assist when needed. Dynamic US is especially useful when Mulders sign is included

Answered 3/5/2021

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