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Normal and degenerating articular cartilage: In vitro correlation of MR imaging and histologic findings

✍ Scribed by Nancy L. Monson; Victor M. Haughton; Jean M. Modi; Lowell A. Sether; Khang-Cheng Ho PhD

Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1992
Tongue
English
Weight
603 KB
Volume
2
Category
Article
ISSN
1053-1807

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Abstract

Histologic correlation of the different magnetic resonance (MR) appearances of articular cartilage has not been studied extensively. Therefore, the authors correlated thin (high‐resolution) MR sections of articular cartilage with histologic sections. Human cadaver lumbar facet joints were imaged with a 1‐mm section thickness and a 4‐cm field of view, then sectioned and stained for histologic comparison. MR imaging patterns were identified that correlated with normal cartilage and three histologically different patterns of degeneration.

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