T2 mapping in the quantitative evaluation of articular cartilage changes in children with hemophilia: A pilot study

Joint disease affects more than 90% of severe hemophiliacs. Early diagnosis is critical in preventing hemophilic arthritis. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) enables visualization of early arthropathic changes and plays an important role in treatment.

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