… Magnetic resonance imaging was obtained within 1 month of the start of symptoms in 73% of
cases. The diagnosis was made within 1 … Follow-up magnetic resonance images often gave …

… The vertically-oriented human spine acts as a dynamic and static column connecting the
skeletal system. Substantial forces act on the longitudinal axis of the spine in the human’s …

… sectional imaging methods such as computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging
can … Examinations of joints and musculoskeletal system Studies of changes in bone quality (…

… and applications of accelerated musculoskeletal MRI techniques, including conventional
methods, deep learning (DL)-based methods, and novel approaches to reduce scan time. …

… the upper thoracic spine (3/6) and the lumbar spine (4/8) were more commonly involved.
The inferior iliac quadrant of the sacroiliac joints was frequently altered in both groups (8/8). …

… [7] Due to the contrast of this double fibrous and hydrated component, magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI) is the best examination to analyze the intervertebral disk, particularly on T2-…

… Traditionally, analysis of the skeletal system was based on bone mass assessment by …
| Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is based on the application of a strong static magnetic …

… spinal trauma, infection, or previous lumbar spine surgery. All patients were imaged at 1.0 T
using a dedicated lumbar spine … of its anatomy and a magnetic resonance study. Am J Phys …

… and translation from open magnetic resonance images of the spine in flexed and extended
… The use of interventional magnetic resonance imaging for assessing lumbar intersegmental …

… anatomic sagittal and transverse sections performed through frozen spines. MRI was able to
… decades, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has largely replaced computed tomography (…