MR Imaging of the Aorta [0.03%]
主动脉的磁共振成像
Ichiro Sakamoto,Eijun Sueyoshi,Masataka Uetani
Ichiro Sakamoto
Recent advances in noninvasive imaging methods, such as CT and MR imaging, have replaced most of invasive angiographic procedures in the diagnosis of acquired aortic disease, decreasing the cost and morbidity of diagnosis. This article revi...
Bobby Kalb,John R Votaw,Khalil Salman et al.
Bobby Kalb et al.
MR nephrourography (MRNU) makes it possible to obtain structural and functional data within a single imaging examination without using ionizing radiation. The functional data available with MRNU allows renal physiology to be examined in way...
MR imaging-guided interventions in the genitourinary tract: an evolving concept [0.03%]
基于磁共振影像的泌尿系统介入诊疗：一个新兴的概念
Fiona M Fennessy,Kemal Tuncali,Paul R Morrison et al.
Fiona M Fennessy et al.
MR imaging-guided interventions are well established in routine patient care in many parts of the world. There are many approaches, depending on magnet design and clinical need, based on MR imaging providing excellent inherent tissue contra...
John M K Mislow,Alexandra J Golby,Peter M Black
John M K Mislow
Neurosurgical diagnosis and intervention has evolved through improved neuroimaging, allowing better visualization of anatomy and pathology. This article discusses the various systems that have been designed over the last decade to meet the ...
James Linklater
James Linklater
Impingement is defined as a painful limitation of motion. Impingement lesions as identified on MR imaging of the ankle may relate to a range of soft tissue or bony pathologies that can be interpreted as predisposing to painful limitation of...
Martin J Shelly,Philip A Hodnett,Peter J MacMahon et al.
Martin J Shelly et al.
Although most muscle injuries in the athlete are diagnosed clinically, MR imaging is an excellent noninvasive diagnostic adjunct to clinical examination, which allows the site and severity of muscle injury to be assessed accurately, influen...
Steven Alatakis,Parm Naidoo
Steven Alatakis
This article addresses the role of MR imaging in the evaluation of meniscal injuries, with emphasis placed on the common meniscal injuries, including horizontal, longitudinal, radial, and flap tears. An understanding of typical meniscal pos...
Sylvia A O&#x;Keeffe,Brian A Hogan,Stephen J Eustace et al.
Sylvia A O&#x;Keeffe et al.
Overuse injuries are a common cause of morbidity in athletes. They occur after repetitive microtrauma, abnormal joint alignment, and poor training technique without appropriate time to heal. Overuse injuries are frequent in the knee joint b...
W James Malone,Franco Verde,David Weiss et al.
W James Malone et al.
The primary stabilizers of the knee can be functionally compartmentalized into the cruciate ligaments, the medial and posteromedial stabilizers, and the lateral and posterolateral stabilizers. This complex anatomy provides global knee stabi...
Traumatic injuries of the hip [0.03%]
髋关节损伤
Nina Marshall,George Koulouris
Nina Marshall
Traumatic lesions of the hip in athletes may be clinically challenging because of the overlap in clinical presentation due to differing pathologies and the presence of multiple injuries. Imaging of the hip in the athlete has undergone a rec...