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Bradley Nelson1,2, Roland Zama1,2, Isabel Snee1,2

  • 1The Curtis National Hand Center, MedStar Union Memorial Hospital, Baltimore, MD.

Journal of hand surgery global online
|June 11, 2025
PubMed
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对于指骨关节炎 (CMC OA) 的新柯蒂斯分类显示,与伊顿-格利克尔系统相比,可靠性得到改善. 这种数字成像方法提高了CMCOA研究和患者护理的放射分级精度.

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数字成像技术的数字成像.骨关节炎是一种骨关节炎.放射学分类 放射学分类 放射学分类大指的卡波梅塔卡帕斯手指大指的 carpometacarpal 骨关节炎

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