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Cartilage, arthritis, and primary osteoarthritis, are responsible for the irreversible loss of hyaline cartilage. However, the most common cause is osteoarthritis (OA), either of a degenerative primary etiology or secondary to trauma..
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Shoulder,, but most often it is magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) that is the next step in the workup. Magnetic resonance imaging is able to evaluate the osseous and soft tissue structures of the joint and its surroundings. Magnetic resonance imaging can confirm clinical suspicions, show related abnormalities
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Hand and Fingers,quencing and high-resolution imaging, including MR arthrography, angiographic techniques, and 3.0-T imaging. Recent studies have demonstrated that MRI has significant usefulness and has impact on clinical decision making in a significant number of patients. Hobby et al. demonstrated that magnetic re
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Hip, and infection. The site of injury may be the hip joint, the symphysis pubis, the sacroiliac joint, the many sites of tendon origin and insertion, as well as the anterior abdominal wall and inguinal canal. The athletes most at risk for these injuries are those engaged in sports such as soccer, ice h
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Ankle,alar dome, and the sagittal images parallel to the lateral wall of the calcaneus. Imaging the ankle is often performed with the patient supine and the ankle in neutral position.1 The ankle in neutral position has an inherent 10 to 20 degrees of plantar flexion. and 10 to 30 degrees of external rotat
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Orthopedic Sports Medicine
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Orthopedic Sports Medicine978-0-387-48898-1