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Meniscal tears: pathologic correlation with MR imaging.

Stoller et al., 1987

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1117720388072312660
Author
Stoller D
Martin C
Crues 3rd J
Kaplan L
Mink J
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Radiology

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Menisci from 12 autopsies and above-knee amputations were imaged with magnetic resonance (MR) at 1.5 T and then sectioned for gross and histologic examination. A histologic staging system was developed and showed a one-to-one correlation with …
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