Open MRI in functional positions has potential to directly and non-invasively assess cam femoroacetabular impingement(FAI). Our objective was to investigate whether open MRI can depict intrusion of the cam deformity into the intra-articular joint space, and whether intrusion is associated with elevated acetabular contact force.
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