AC-Gelenksprengung: KI-gestützte MRT- & Röntgenanalyse

The Rockwood classification ranges from Type I (AC ligament sprain, normal alignment) to Type VI (inferior clavicle dislocation beneath the coracoid). Types I-II are typically managed conservatively, Type III is debated, and Types IV-VI generally require surgical reconstruction. Our AI assesses joint widening and displacement to help characterize the injury grade.

While X-rays effectively show bony displacement and joint widening, MRI provides direct visualization of the AC and coracoclavicular ligaments, periarticular edema, and associated soft tissue injuries such as rotator cuff tears or labral damage. Our AI analyzes both modalities when available for comprehensive grading.

No. Type I and II injuries typically heal well with conservative management including rest, ice, and physical therapy. Type III injuries are managed on a case-by-case basis. Our AI provides detailed imaging findings to help your orthopedic surgeon determine the appropriate treatment approach based on injury severity.