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Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography, 1992
We report on our experience with the fat suppression technique of spectral presaturation with inversion recovery MR in imaging certain spinal disorders. This technique may assist in demonstrating or excluding the presence of fat within a lesion (such as lipoma, dermoid, teratoma) or within a normal structure (i.e., vertebral body or epidural space ...
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We report on our experience with the fat suppression technique of spectral presaturation with inversion recovery MR in imaging certain spinal disorders. This technique may assist in demonstrating or excluding the presence of fat within a lesion (such as lipoma, dermoid, teratoma) or within a normal structure (i.e., vertebral body or epidural space ...
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Approach to the Patient with Spinal Disease
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1992The approach to the patient suspected of having spinal disease should be methodical to assure an accurate diagnosis that is cost-effective with minimal risk to the patient. Using a problem-oriented approach will facilitate attaining this goal. A neurologic examination should enable the veterinarian to localize to one of four spinal cord segments or the
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Wiener medizinische Wochenschrift (1946), 1993
Spinal diseases belong to the most frequently occurring disease groups. Accordingly diagnostic spinal imaging is probably the most common imaging procedure after chest X-ray. Since more than 30 years plain X-ray films are unchanged the first standard procedures.
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Spinal diseases belong to the most frequently occurring disease groups. Accordingly diagnostic spinal imaging is probably the most common imaging procedure after chest X-ray. Since more than 30 years plain X-ray films are unchanged the first standard procedures.
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Spinal Inflammation and Demyelinating Diseases
2004Diagnosis of spinal inflammatory disease is a complex process requiring an appraisal of clinical, laboratory and neuroradiological findings. Spinal inflammation can be divided into two groups: diseases affecting the vertebral bodies and intervertebral disks, and diseases of the spinal cord.
LEONARDI, MARCO, Maffei M.
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HYDATID DISEASE OF THE SPINAL COLUMN
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1952A H, SCHROEDER, J, MEDOC
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