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Macroscopic anatomical, histological and magnetic resonance imaging correlation of the lateral capsule of the knee by Dombrowski, Malcolm E., Costello, Joanna M., Ohashi, Bruno, Murawski, Christopher D., Rothrauff, Benjamin B., Arilla, Fabio V., Friel, Nicole A., Fu, Freddie H., Debski, Richard E., Musahl, Volker

“…Purpose The objective of the present study was to correlate macroscopic and microscopic anatomy of the lateral capsule of the knee joint with high-quality…”
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Accuracy of magnetic resonance imaging in predicting the intraoperative tear characteristics of pectoralis major ruptures by Chang, Edward S., MD, Zou, Jiyao, MD, Costello, Joanna M., MD, Lin, Albert, MD

“…Background Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the preferred study of choice for pectoralis major ruptures. Because this is a rare injury, no large case series…”
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Syndesmotic Ankle Injuries: A Comparison Of Etiology, Mechanism Of Injury, And Return-to-Play Time In NFL And NHL Athletes by Donnell, Drew Michael S., Costello, Joanna M., Leigey, Daniel F., Bradley, James P., Vyas, Dharmesh R.

“…Objectives: The purpose of our study is to examine the differences in mechanism of injury, severity, and diagnosis of syndesmotic injuries and determine if the…”
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Treatable Chondral Injuries in the Knee: Frequency of Associated Focal Subchondral Edema by Rubin, David A, Harner, Christopher D, Costello, Joanna M

“…In the knee, chondral flaps and fractures are radiographically occult articular cartilage injuries that can mimic meniscal tears clinically; once correctly…”
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Intra-operative Fluoroscopic Measurements to Determine Tibial Tunnel Placement in Anatomical Double Bundle ACL Reconstruction (SS-44) by Szczodry, Michal, MD, Kasten, Philip, MD, Costello, Joanna, MD, Fu, Freddie H., MD

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Intramedullary osteosclerosis: An incidental sclerotic lesion in a trauma patient by Casagranda, Bethany, DO, Heller, Matthew T., MD, Costello, Joanna, MD

“…Abstract Intramedullary osteosclerosis, a rare entity, is usually diagnosed after the exclusion of more sinister etiologies. It typically affects the lower…”
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