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Use of xeroradiography in cruciate ligament injuries.

The addition of xeroradiography to the radiologist’s armamentarium frequently helps in the diagnosis of soft tissue injury.Twenty patients who had double-contrast arthrography of the knee had xeroradiograms for demonstration of the cruciate ligaments and in 2 patients tears of the posterior cruciate ligaments were shown, one of which was proven surgically.