Titlebook: Measurements in Musculoskeletal Radiology; Victor N. Cassar-Pullicino,A. Mark Davies Book 2020 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Sprin

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Pelvis/Hip: Adultt in the young adult and acquired adult hip disorders. Clinically, measurements are helpful for initial diagnosis, follow-up and assessment of the results of treatment. Most of the measurements are performed on plain radiographs. CT and MRI can provide additional measurements due to their capability

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Foot and Ankle: Paediatric Measurementsital and neuromuscular disorders associated with foot deformities, inexperience in analysing paediatric foot radiographs and lack of understanding of the descriptive terms used to document the abnormalities. Most of the measurements are based on the dorsoplantar (AP) and lateral radiographic views.

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The Adult Ankle and Foot diagnosis and management of traumatic and non-traumatic adult ankle and foot disorders. As in the paediatric foot, familiarity with anatomical landmarks/lines related to the adult standard radiographic projections is a necessary prerequisite before their clinical application. It is important to rem

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Long Bone Measurementsut are also important as a useful tool in planning surgical treatment and subsequent follow-up of such conditions. In certain conditions, radiological measurements are used to assess disease progression (e.g. infantile tibia vara vs. physiological bowing). These measurements may be related to an ind

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al nonlinear programming methods. Fortunately, most of these problems exhibit a d.c. structure, by exploiting which it is possible in several cases of interest to devise reasonably practical algorithms for locating a global optimum to sufficient accuracy in acceptable computing time. A typical examp

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ith an additional monotonic reverse convex constraint. In this chapter we extend two classical decomposition methods for convex programming to reverse convex programming. The first method is the price-directive approach represented by Dantzig-Wolfe’s column generation method and the second is the re

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Eric Hughes H.D.C.R.,Prudencia N. M. Tyrrell M.D.,Victor N. Cassar-Pullicino M.D.ith an additional monotonic reverse convex constraint. In this chapter we extend two classical decomposition methods for convex programming to reverse convex programming. The first method is the price-directive approach represented by Dantzig-Wolfe’s column generation method and the second is the re

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