Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Orthopaedics and Rheumatology |
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PHYSICAL AND TECHNICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN MAGNETIC | 1 |
PEDIATRIC MUSCULOSKELETAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE | 23 |
THE ANKLE AND FOOT | 62 |
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20 msec anatomy anterior cruciate ligament AP radiograph arthritis associated black arrow bright signal intensity bulk magnetization vector collateral ligament contrast curved arrow cyst disease distal echo images edema epiphyseal evaluation femoral condyle femoral head Figure flexor flip angle fluid fracture gradient echo image hemorrhage high signal intensity image demonstrating image with intermediate images with low increased signal intensity intensity on T1 intensity on T1-weighted intermediate signal intensity joint effusion knee large arrow lateral meniscus lesions low signal intensity magnetic field Magnetic resonance imaging medial collateral ligament medial meniscus muscle musculoskeletal normal nuclei open arrow osteonecrosis patellar patients posterior cruciate ligament posterior horn radiograph Radiology RF pulse rotator cuff sclerosis small arrows solid arrows spin echo spine straight arrow subchondral supraspinatus synovial T1-weighted axial image T1-weighted coronal image T1-weighted sagittal image T2-weighted images T2-weighted images Fig tendon TR 600 msec tumor visualized weighted images wrist yellow marrow