"Techniques as T2 mapping, diffusion-weighted imaging, sodium MRI, dGEMRIC, T1 rho and ultra-short TE sequences are still more subject to research than clinical application 5."
"CT/MR arthrography"
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"Subtypes"
"CT/MR arthrography"
"Symptoms will vary depending on the type, extent and chronicity of the cartilage injury and include swelling, pain and decreased range of motion of the affected joint as well as stiffness or instability."
"Symptoms will vary depending on the type, extent and chronicity of the cartilage injury and include swelling, pain and decreased range of motion of the affected joint as well as stiffness or instability."
"Cartilage injuries are best evaluated on MRI, MR or CT arthrography. Features vary with the type of injury."
"Treatment depends on type, extent, the acuity of the lesion, symptoms as well as the age and activity of the patient and range from direct repair with bio-absorbable pins or screws, over mere debridement and lavage to the different cartilage repair and reconstruction methods 1,6,7."