text: The diagnostic study of choice for femoral hernia is ultrasonography, but abdominal MRI may be helpful in the diagnosis of femoral hernia. It provides the best anatomic detail, helps differentiate inguinal hernia from femoral hernia and has a sensitivity and specificity greater than 95%. Due to the high cost and lack of uniform availability it is not used as the diagnostic study of choice.
option_0: Femoral hernia MRI
option_1: Femoral hernia CT
option_2: Femoral hernia ultrasound
option_3: Femoral hernia physical examination
option_4: Femoral hernia surgery
option_5: Scoliosis MRI
option_6: Knee pain/swelling MRI
option_7: Bursitis CT