Neuroradiology
Research from Pusan National University, Medical Department has provided new information about neuroradiology
Published in Telemedicine Week, March 3rd, 2009
"We retrospectively reviewed spine MR images of 21 patients with dural tears (study group) and 33 patients without dural tears (control group), all of whom had spinal burst fractures. The following MR imaging features were compared between the 2 groups: the interpedicular distance, the angle of the retropulsed segments, the ratio of the central canal diameter, the presence or absence of laminar fractures, the degree of...
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Source: Telemedicine Week (2009-03-03)
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