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使用放射图的Soong分类仅适度与计算机断层扫描上的远距离半径板位相关

Rachel E Cross1, Yannick Albert J Hoftiezer1,2, Justin C McCarty1

  • 1Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, USA.

Hand (New York, N.Y.)
|December 11, 2023
PubMed
概括

远半径骨折的Soong分类显示了X射线和CT扫描之间的中等相关性. 这种成像差异可能解释了在飞行锁定板手术后预测曲肌刺激的准确性降低.

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这就是为什么CTCTCTCTCTCT这就是Soongong的意思.遥远的距离 遥远的距离骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折,骨折.半径 半径 半径他们的手腕.

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