Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4245891 | Radiología | 2010 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Knowing the MRI findings for spontaneous osteonecrosis and evaluating other data (type of lesion, bone edema, meniscal tear, and ipsilateral cartilage defects) can help determine the primary predisposing process. Linear lesions might be related to an acute process (insufficiency fractures) and non-linear lesions might be related to a chronic process (osteoarthritis).
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M.F. Cegarra Navarro, M. MartÃnez Fernández, A. Blanco Barrio, F. Lloret Estañ,