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Comparative Study
. 1982;8(3):179-81.
doi: 10.1007/BF00355502.

A comparative study of the patello-femoral joint on axial roentgenogram, axial arthrogram, and computed tomography following arthrography

Comparative Study

A comparative study of the patello-femoral joint on axial roentgenogram, axial arthrogram, and computed tomography following arthrography

F Boven et al. Skeletal Radiol. 1982.

Abstract

After arthrography 71 young patients with pain in the knee had a computed tomography (CT) examination. The form of the patella is classified according to the method of Wiberg [12] and on CT 50% of them do not correspond to the type described on the axial roentgenogram. The position of the patella can be examined on CT with a relaxed knee in 15 degrees of flexion. The patellar cartilage is easier to assess on CT: congruity, regularity, imbibition of contrast material and thickness are studied.

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