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双能量CT在肌肉骨疾病中的应用

Sook Chuei W Cheong1,2, Yet Yen Yan1,2, Adnan Sheikh1

  • 1Musculoskeletal section, Department of Radiology, Vancouver General Hospital, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, V5Z 1M9 Canada.

The British journal of radiology
|January 31, 2024
PubMed
概括

双能量CT (DECT) 通过分析组织组成和减少人工物来提供先进的肌肉骨成像. 这项技术提高了伤害和疾病的诊断,如肉症,改善了患者的护理,而不会增加辐射暴露.

关键词:
骨髓胀 (BMO) 是一种疾病.骨矿物质密度 骨矿物质密度对原蛋白进行分析.双能CT (DECT) 是一种双能CT.减少金属工艺品的减少单酸盐 (MSU) 是一种酸盐.肌肉骨系统 (MSK) 的疾病

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