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Reliability of Semi-Automated Volumetric Quantification of Knee Effusion Using MRI After Acl Injury.

2021 · The Iowa Orthopaedic Journal · Vol 46 1, pp. 213-221 · 0 citations
Medicine

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VQM using standard axial PD-FS MRI sequences demonstrate excellent reliability across raters, and this semi-automated approach may provide a relevant biomarker for monitoring EV in ACL research and rehabilitation trials.

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