Cartilage thickness in cadaveric ankles: measurement with double-contrast multi-detector row CT arthrography versus MR imaging.
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Thomas D Brown | Charles L Saltzman | Hannah J Lundberg | C. Saltzman | T. Brown | G. El-Khoury | M. Rudert | H. Lundberg | Georges Y El-Khoury | Kyle J Alliman | Melvin J Rudert | K. Alliman
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