Magnification and high-resolution radiography in sports-related injuries

Magnification, or high-resolution radiography, is a widely accepted technique and is currently used in angiography, mammography, and pediatric chest ra diographs. Small avulsion fractures of the bones of the hand and stress fractures of the tibia are examples of two areas where the fracture may not...

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Published in:The American journal of sports medicine 1981-11, Vol.9 (6), p.394-399
Main Authors: Griffiths, Harry J., DeHaven, Kenneth E.
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