Magnetic resonance imaging investigations, a) magnetic resonance images of the patient shows osteonecrosis (medullary bone infarction) of femoral condyles, b) magnetic resonance images of the patient shows femoral head osteonecrosis bilaterally (1.5 Tesla magnetic resonance imaging, standard T1A spin-echo sequences, repetition time 300 ms, field of view 300 mm, echo time, 25 ms, slice thickness 4 mm, number of signal averages, 4)
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Objective & Hypothesis:Magnetic resonance imaging investigations, a) magnetic resonance images of the patient shows osteonecrosis (medullary bone infarction) of femoral condyles, b) magnetic resonance images of the patient shows femoral head osteonecrosis bilaterally (1.5 Tesla magnetic resonance imaging, standard T1A spin-echo sequences, repetition time 300 ms, field of view 300 mm, echo time, 25 ms, slice thickness 4 mm, number of signal averages, 4)
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Key Findings & Data:Magnetic resonance imaging investigations, a) magnetic resonance images of the patient shows osteonecrosis (medullary bone infarction) of femoral condyles, b) magnetic resonance images of the patient shows femoral head osteonecrosis bilaterally (1.5 Tesla magnetic resonance imaging, standard T1A spin-echo sequences, repetition time 300 ms, field of view 300 mm, echo time, 25 ms, slice thickness 4 mm, number of signal averages, 4)
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Conclusion & Impact:Magnetic resonance imaging investigations, a) magnetic resonance images of the patient shows osteonecrosis (medullary bone infarction) of femoral condyles, b) magnetic resonance images of the patient shows femoral head osteonecrosis bilaterally (1.5 Tesla magnetic resonance imaging, standard T1A spin-echo sequences, repetition time 300 ms, field of view 300 mm, echo time, 25 ms, slice thickness 4 mm, number of signal averages, 4)
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Domain Parameters
Abstract
Figure 1. Magnetic resonance imaging investigations, a) magnetic resonance images of the patient shows osteonecrosis (medullary bone infarction) of femoral condyles, b) magnetic resonance images of the patient shows femoral head osteonecrosis bilaterally (1.5 Tesla magnetic resonance imaging, standard T1A spin-echo sequences, repetition time 300 ms, field of view 300 mm, echo time, 25 ms, slice thickness 4 mm, number of signal averages, 4)
Özet
Figure 1. Magnetic resonance imaging investigations, a) magnetic resonance images of the patient shows osteonecrosis (medullary bone infarction) of femoral condyles, b) magnetic resonance images of the patient shows femoral head osteonecrosis bilaterally (1.5 Tesla magnetic resonance imaging, standard T1A spin-echo sequences, repetition time 300 ms, field of view 300 mm, echo time, 25 ms, slice thickness 4 mm, number of signal averages, 4)
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Cite This Article
SAYILIR, S. (2022). Idiopathic Widespread Femoral Osteonecrosis: An Insidious Cause for Knee Pain. Türk Osteoporoz Dergisi, Cilt: 23 - Sayı: 1, 54–55. https://ajindex.com/articles/639714