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<bold>FIG. 6.44.</bold> Magnetic resonance imaging appearance of avascular necrosis. A: Transverse T<sub>1</sub>-weighted image of a patient (supine) with hip pain on long-term steroid therapy for lupus erythematosus shows nonspecific marrow edema (<italic>arrow</bold>) in the left femoral head (<italic>f</bold>). The location and clinical context of this finding are suggestive of avascular necrosis, but the imaging appearance is otherwise nonspecific. <italic>a</bold>, acetabulum; <italic>b</bold>, bladder. Sagittal T<sub>1</s...
<bold>FIG. 6.44.</bold> Magnetic resonance imaging appearance of avascular necrosis. A: Transverse T<sub>1</sub>-w...
<bold>FIG. 95.7.</bold> Radiograph of the left hip joint of a 22-year-old man with Gauchers disease illustrating avascular necrosis of the head of the femur. This radiograph was obtained 2 years after the onset of pain in the hip.
<bold>FIG. 95.7.</bold> Radiograph of the left hip joint of a 22-year-old man with Gauchers disease illustrating avascular ne...
FIG. 12.6. Osteochondritis dissecans. A: The anteroposterior view in normal. B: The tunnel view clearly shows a defect of the subchondral bone.
FIG. 12.6. Osteochondritis dissecans. A: The anteroposterior view in normal. B: The tunnel view clearly shows a defect of the subchondral ...
<bold>Fig B 14-3. Osteochondritis dissecans</bold> (arrow) at the ankle.
<bold>Fig B 24-7. Osteochondritis dissecans.</bold> (A) Knee. (B) Ankle.
<bold>FIG. 6.44.</bold> Magnetic resonance imaging appearance of avascular necrosis. A: Transverse T<sub>1</sub>-we...