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Prospective study of osseous, articular, and meniscal lesions in recent anterior cruciate ligament tears by magnetic resonance imaging and arthroscopy by Spindler, K P, Schils, J P, Bergfeld, J A, Andrish, J T, Weiker, G G, Anderson, T E, Piraino, D W, Richmond, B J, Medendorp, S V

“…Fifty-four patients with anterior cruciate ligament tears that were arthroscopically reconstructed within 3 months of initial injury were prospectively…”
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The influence of the resolution and contrast on measuring the articular cartilage volume in magnetic resonance images by Hardya, Peter A, Newmark, Richard, Liu, Yong Mei, Meier, Dominik, Norris, Steffanie, Piraino, David W, Shah, Amrik

“…The progression of OA in patients may be followed by measuring the volume of articular cartilage from MR images. We attempted to determine the reproducibility…”
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Spinal MRI. A Teaching File Approach by Piraino, David W

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Orthopaedic MRI. A Teaching File by Piraino, David W

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A fast and accurate method for registration of MR images of the head by Kotsas, Panos, Malasiotis, Sotiris, Strintzis, Michael, Piraino, David W., Cornhill, J.Fredrick

“…This paper proposes a new fully automated technique that can be used for the registration of medical images of the head. The method uses Chebyshev polynomials…”
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Addressing the coming radiology crisis-the Society for Computer Applications in Radiology transforming the radiological interpretation process (TRIP) initiative by Andriole, Katherine P, Morin, Richard L, Arenson, Ronald L, Carrino, John A, Erickson, Bradley J, Horii, Steven C, Piraino, David W, Reiner, Bruce I, Seibert, J Anthony, Siegel, Eliot

“…The Society for Computer Applications in Radiology (SCAR) Transforming the Radiological Interpretation Process (TRIP) Initiative aims to spearhead research,…”
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Intranets and extranets in radiology by Piraino, David W

“…Intranets and extranets are one of the primary technologies to widely distribute image related information. In radiology, medical information consists of…”
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Accuracy of fat-suppressed three-dimensional spoiled gradient-echo FLASH MR imaging in the detection of patellofemoral articular cartilage abnormalities by Recht, M P, Piraino, D W, Paletta, G A, Schils, J P, Belhobek, G H

“…To determine the accuracy of T1-weighted fat-suppressed (FS) three-dimensional (3D) fast low-angle shot (FLASH) magnetic resonance (MR) imaging for the…”
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Fat suppressed MRI of articular cartilage with a spatial-spectral excitation pulse by Hardy, P A, Recht, M P, Piraino, D W

“…We developed a three-dimensional, gradient-recalled-echo imaging technique that incorporates a short-duration spatial-spectral excitation pulse from the family…”
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Direct digital versus conventional film screen radiography of the musculoskeletal system by Piraino, D W, Davros, W J, Lieber, M, Richmond, B J, Schils, J P, Recht, M P, Grooff, P N, Belhobek, G H

“…Solid state digital X-ray capture systems have several potential advantages over film screen systems and computed radiography. In addition to eliminating the…”
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Selenium-based digital radiography versus conventional film-screen radiography of the hands and feet: a subjective comparison by Piraino, DW, Davros, WJ, Lieber, M, Richmond, BJ, Schils, JP, Recht, MP, Grooff, PN, Belhobek, GH

“…The purpose of this study was to subjectively compare the visibility of normal anatomy of the hands and feet using selenium-based digital radiography versus…”
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Acromial morphology: relation to sex, age, symmetry, and subacromial enthesophytes by Getz, J D, Recht, M P, Piraino, D W, Schils, J P, Latimer, B M, Jellema, L M, Obuchowski, N A

“…To evaluate acromial shape in relation to age, sex, symmetry, and presence of subacromial enthesophytes. Three hundred ninety-four cadaveric scapulas were…”
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Complications after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction : Radiographic and MR findings by RECHT, M. P, PIRAINO, D. W, APPLEGATE, G, RICHMOND, B. J, YU, J, PARKER, R. D, ANDRISH, J. T

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Medial malleolar stress fractures in seven patients: review of the clinical and imaging features by Schils, J P, Andrish, J T, Piraino, D W, Belhobek, G H, Richmond, B J, Bergfeld, J A

“…Stress fractures of the medial malleolus were discovered in seven patients, five male and two female subjects aged 16-34 years. All except one were involved in…”
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A new automated method for three-dimensional registration of MR images of the head by Kotsas, P, Strintzis, M, Piraino, D W

“…A new technique for three-dimensional image registration was developed and tested using T1 and T2 weighted Magnetic Resonance image studies of the head. The…”
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Comparison of digital and conventional musculoskeletal radiography: an observer performance study by Wegryn, S A, Piraino, D W, Richmond, B J, Schluchter, M D, Uetani, M, Freed, H A, Meziane, M A, Belhobek, G A

“…Interpretations of 122 musculoskeletal radiographs were compared with interpretations of their digital counterparts at a resolution of 1,024 X 840 X 12 bits…”
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Fast spin-echo imaging of the knee: factors influencing contrast by Piraino, D W, Hardy, P A, Schils, J P, Richmond, B J, Tkach, J A, Belhobek, G H

“…Conventional T2-weighted spin-echo magnetic resonance imaging of the knee requires a long TR. Fast spin-echo (FSE) imaging can improve acquisition efficiency…”
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Imaging modalities for study of the distal ulnar region by Richmond, B J, Belhobek, G H, Recht, M P, Piraino, D W, Schils, J

“…Judicious use of diagnostic imaging maximizes the diagnostic capabilities of the surgeon treating the distal radio-ulnar joint (DRUJ). A good clinical history…”
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Special diagnostic procedures in sports medicine by Belhobek, G H, Richmond, B J, Piraino, D W, Freed, H

“…In summary, there are a number of imaging procedures available to support the physician in his or her evaluation of sports injuries. Conventional radiographs…”
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Rapid Medical Model Development Using Neural Networks by Piraino, David W., Grooff, Paul, Zepp, Richard, Herts, Brian, Recht, Michael

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