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Imaging of Osteoarthritis
2013
Rheumatic Disease Clinics of North America
Key Points: 1. Although conventional radiography is still the most commonly used imaging modality for clinical management of osteoarthritis patients, and loss of joint space width represents the only FDA-approved endpoint for structural disease progression in clinical trials, MR imaging-based studies have revealed some of the limitations of radiography. 2. The ability of MR to image the knee as a whole organ and to directly and three-dimensionally assess cartilage morphology and composition
doi:10.1016/j.rdc.2012.10.003
pmid:23312411
fatcat:k336eiuwpjdspjcxh3lyhw6c3y