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Moderne Kniegelenkdiagnostik

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Die Meniskusdiagnostik mittels MRT hat sich als hoch sensitiv und spezifisch erwiesen. Als nichtinvasives Verfahren kann es den Orthopäden, Chirurgen und/oder Radiologen rasch zu einer zuverlässigen Diagnose führen, ohne für den Patienten schmerzhaft oder mit einem Infektionsrisiko behaftet zu sein.

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G. Adam J. L. Bloem M. Hansis T. Helbich L. A. Hotze F. M. Kainberger J. Kramer K. Lehner E. Mohr M. Nägele M. Nägele H. Otto B. Overbeck W. Rüther A. Scheurecker T. Schneider K. Steuer M. Vahlensieck C. J. Wirth H. J. van der Woude N. Wülker

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Vahlensieck, M. (1995). Menisci. In: Adam, G., et al. Moderne Kniegelenkdiagnostik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-78627-3_4

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