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Clinical study demonstrates diagnostic imaging protocols in wrist swelling, highlighting MRI and CT utility to rule out space-occupying lesions.
In cases with swelling or tenderness on the area of wrist flexion creases, it is important to obtain a carpal tunnel view, and MRI and/or CT should be supplemented in order to rule out SOLs around the carpal tunnel, if necessary.
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