"The atlas of individual radiographic features in osteoarthritis (OARSI atlas) is a publication about radiographic features of osteoarthritis in different joints. They provide a grading scheme for those features illustrated by imaging examples 1,2."
"The original and revised versions of the OARSI atlas were written by Altmann et al. in 1995 and 2007, respectively, and feature imaging characteristics of osteoarthritis, such as osteophytes, joint space narrowing, and other radiographic features for the hand, hip, and knee 1,2."
"Similar imaging findings were described and depicted in an atlas for foot joints written by Menz et al. in 2007 and for the ankle and hindfoot by Kraus et al. in 2015 3,4."
"Similar imaging findings were described and depicted in an atlas for foot joints written by Menz et al. in 2007 and for the ankle and hindfoot by Kraus et al. in 2015 3,4."
Expected headings
"Hand"
"Hip"
"Knee"
"Foot"
"Ankle"
"The original and revised versions of the OARSI atlas were written by Altmann et al. in 1995 and 2007, respectively, and feature imaging characteristics of osteoarthritis, such as osteophytes, joint space narrowing, and other radiographic features for the hand, hip, and knee 1,2."
"The tibiotalar, fibulotalar and subtalar joints are evaluated and graded on the ankle (mortise view) and ankle (lateral view) radiographs for the following 4:"
"medial and lateral tibial, medial and lateral talar as well as distal fibular osteophytes (0-3)"