Titlebook: Hip Magnetic Resonance Imaging; Young-Jo Kim,Tallal Charles Mamisch Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2014 Hip.MRI.Orthopedic

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T. Charles Mamisch MDithout retraining from the start using all training data and without being subject to catastrophic forgeting. In this paper, the performance of the fuzzy ARTMAP neural network for supervised incremental learning is compared to that of supervised batch learning. An experimental protocole is presented

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Basic MRI Physics and Artifactses of the tissue. Due to its diagnostic value, in combination with its non-invasive nature and the absence of ionizing radiation, MRI has become an important tool in modern health care. In this chapter, a brief introduction is given to the physics behind MRI, together with a description of common im

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Non-contrast Biochemical Imagingurrently deemed the gold standard for noninvasive assessment of clinical OA. Often, changes such as joint space narrowing or formation of osteophytes, which can be detected on radiographs, manifest at late stage [1], when disease modifying therapies including surgery and/or drug treatment may alread

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Delayed Gadolinium-Enhanced MRI of Cartilageosaminoglycan (GAG) concentration in articular cartilage samples [1]. Its translation to clinical platforms as a means of interrogating the molecular aspects of cartilage was demonstrated in 1997 with illustrative examples of apparent molecular degeneration in cartilage that was grossly intact morph

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Clinical Application of Biochemical Imaging of Cartilage imaging (MRI) has become the method of choice for diagnosis of chondral injuries and for the follow-up of patients after cartilage repair surgery. Comparably in degenerative cartilage diseases, MRI is getting more and more important in the description and especially the quantification of the cartil

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Normal Articular Anatomys in arthroscopic techniques and equipment have revolutionized the diagnosis and treatment of hip injuries. Currently, there is unprecedented enthusiasm for hip arthroscopy. Clinical assessment of the hip is improving and arthroscopic indications are therefore increasing. As hip arthroscopy becomes

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Abnormal Articular Anatomy7, Altemberg reported two cases of non-traumatic labral tears, which were treated with open resection of the torn fragments [3]. In the late 1970s, a link was postulated between labral tears of the hip and the development of osteoarthrosis [4]. In 1986, Suzuki et al. reported successful arthroscopic

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