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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Book 20031st editionitis, osteochondritis, infectious or metabolic diseases or even the rare tumoral and tumour-like conditions of this part of the lower limb. It can be recommended highly as invaluable reading not only to radiolo­ gists but also to orthopaedic surgeons and rheumatologists. I am confident that this exc

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Anatomy, Arthrography, Bursography and Tenography of the Ankle and Foote body. In the 1970s and 1980s these methods became well established, and single and double contrast techniques were both used. Currently, conventional arthrography of the ankle and foot joints in isolation has become uncommon. The main applications today are as part of CT- or MR-arthrography or in

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Computed Tomography (CT) and CT Arthrographyethods of investigation of the foot and ankle, and both methods continue to develop so rapidly that descriptions of the current state of the art remain valid for only a few months. The clinical value of comparisons between techniques such as CT and MRI depends upon the condition being imaged, the mo

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