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The development of new MRI technologies has favoured the use of sequences that significantly improve the spatial resolution of this imaging method, thus yielding thin-section images that allow volumetric analysis. We present our experience at Clinica Vespucio related to a routine knee MRI protocol, performed on 45 patients who underwent conventional proton density-weighted spin-echo sequence (PDFS) 3-mm section thickness along with proton density-weighted sequence of 1.2- mm thin-section, both with fat suppression technique. In most cases, the thin-section PDFS allows a better anatomical characterization of lesions, particularly meniscal and condral injuries, with a minimum increase in image acquisition time.Keywords: Thin-section, Knee, MRI. Resumen: El desarrollo de nuevas tecnologias en resonancia magnetica ha favorecido el uso de secuencias que mejoran significativamente la resolucion espacial del metodo, obteniendo imagenes de cortes finos que permiten analisis volumetrico. Se presenta la experiencia en Clinica Vespucio en un protocolo rutina -rio de estudio de rodilla, con evaluacion de 45 pacientes consecutivos a los que se les realizo secuencia tradicional de densidad protonica con saturacion grasa (DPFS) de corte grueso (3 mm) y secuencia DPFS volumetrica de corte fino (1,2 mm). En la mayoria de los casos es posible realizar mejor caracterizacion anatomica de las lesiones, principalmente meniscales y condrales, con un minimo aumento en el tiempo de estudio.Palabras clave: Corte fino, Resonancia magnetica, Rodilla.

Resonancia magnética de rodilla: Estudio comparativo entre secuencia Spin Echo Volumétrica y tradicional de corte grueso