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Using Ultrasound for imaging lower limb stress fractures
Today a very interesting précis of a new diagnostic investigation for stress fracture.. Ultrasound. Cheap, easy, non ionising, and specific. Thanks so much to Christine Fenech for her contribution.
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We all know that stress fractures are best imaged by isotopic bone scan, CT scan, or even better MRI right? Wrong, the old is new technique of diagnostoc ultrsound is rapidly gaining traction as a relaible early diagnostiv \c technique for sterss fracture.
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