Titlebook: Imaging of the Foot & Ankle; Techniques and Appli A. Mark Davies (Consultant Radiologist),Richard Wi Book 20031st edition Springer-Verlag B

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Arthritisdequately demonstrate structural changes of the midfoot and hindfoot. Such changes include hindfoot varus or valgus abnormalities and the evaluation of patients for surgical correction of deforming foot diseases such as hallux valgus or congenital equinovarus.

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MR Arthrography of the Ankle‘arthrogram effect.’ Primary signs, such as discontinuity of a ligament, and secondary signs, such as extravasation of contrast material, are both used in MR arthrography. This chapter describes the techniques and applications of MR arthrography of the ankle.

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Osteonecrosis and Osteochondritisthough it is possible to point to specific groups of patients that seem to be at risk, it is very difficult to assess the true incidence of ON because of the asymptomatic nature of the early stages of the disease. It is unclear how long the early stages of the disease are actually present in a bone before becoming symptomatic.

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RadiographyIn this chapter, after covering the basic radiographic techniques used in the imaging of the foot and ankle, the standard line, axes, and angles are reviewed, and normal variants are presented.

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The Diabetic FootThe worldwide population suffering from diabetes mellitus is increasing steadily: In 1995, it was estimated that there were 135 million individuals with this disease and for 2025 it is projected that there will be 300 million patients (. et al. 1998). An estimated 15 million people in the USA are diabetic (. and . 2000).