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MRI of Stifle Injuries: A Review of the First 100 Clinical Cases
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M. Waselau
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SEP 12, 2015
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Currently, equine stifle disorders are mainly diagnosed using radiographs, ultrasonography, scintigraphy [1], computed tomography [2] and/or arthroscopy [3]. However, each of these techniques have certain limitations preventing complete imaging of osseous and soft tissue stifle structures [1]. Whereas human knee conditions are routinely diagnosed by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), reports on equine stifle MRIs are rather limited [4]. Recently though, a novel technique for routine MRI examination of equine stifles was reported by the author [5].
The purpose of this report was to:
1) describe a routine MRI scanning ...
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Affiliation of the authors at the time of publication
Equine Hospital Aschheim, Equine Diagnostic Center Munich, Gartenstrasse 14, 85609 Aschheim, Germany
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