Quantitative Assessment of Patellar Cartilage Volume and Thickness at 3.0 Tesla Comparing a 3D-Fast Low Angle Shot Versus a 3D-True Fast Imaging With Steady-State Precession Sequence for Reproducibility
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Wilhelm Horger | Maximilian F Reiser | Christian Glaser | Thomas Mendlik | Sabine Weckbach | Susi Wagner
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