Talk:Diagnostic Imaging of the Hip for Physical Therapists: Difference between revisions
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Rob, image C for labral tears views what? | Rob, image C for labral tears views what? | ||
*I added the additional information to the caption. Image C indicates a hip labral tear with adjacent paralabral cyst. The image is a sagittal proton density sequence. Thanks for the catch. | |||
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Rob, the image c in labral tear doesn't indicate what it is viewing. | Rob, the image c in labral tear doesn't indicate what it is viewing. | ||
Rob, great project! Very helpful how you included the gold standard for each condition. I was also wondering about image C in the labral tear section, and if you had found any examples of MRA images of labral tears | *Please see above answer | ||
Rob, great project! Very helpful how you included the gold standard for each condition. I was also wondering about image C in the labral tear section, and if you had found any examples of MRA images of labral tears | |||
*The images for the MRA were not out of the original studies included, but examples are now posted. | |||
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I agree, good point Dan. <br> | I agree, good point Dan. <br> | ||
*See attached image in OA section | |||
Revision as of 02:11, 9 July 2012
Rob, image C for labral tears views what?
- I added the additional information to the caption. Image C indicates a hip labral tear with adjacent paralabral cyst. The image is a sagittal proton density sequence. Thanks for the catch.
Labral tear question[edit source]
Rob, the image c in labral tear doesn't indicate what it is viewing.
- Please see above answer
Rob, great project! Very helpful how you included the gold standard for each condition. I was also wondering about image C in the labral tear section, and if you had found any examples of MRA images of labral tears
- The images for the MRA were not out of the original studies included, but examples are now posted.
Hip OA question[edit source]
Do you have any images of hip OA on an MRI to include (as you mentioned that this is the gold standard)? Dan.
I agree, good point Dan.
- See attached image in OA section
