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Clinical Application of Low Magnitic Field MRI in the Diagnosis of Spine and Spinal Cord Injury

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The findings of low magnetiC field MRI of 59 patients involved 79 vertebrea spine and spinal cord injury were analysed. The significance in showed vertebral fractures,spinal cord injury, hemorrhage of beside spinal column or inside spinal canal and ligament injury were emphtically discussed.

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The findings of low magnetiC field MRI of 59 patients involved 79 vertebrea spine and spinal cord injury were analysed. The significance in showed vertebral fractures,spinal cord injury, hemorrhage of beside spinal column or inside spinal canal and ligament injury were emphtically discussed.

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The findings of low magnetiC field MRI of 59 patients involved 79 vertebrea spine and spinal cord injury were analysed. The significance in showed vertebral fractures,spinal cord injury, hemorrhage of beside spinal column or inside spinal canal and ligament injury were emphtically discussed.

Key concepts: Medicine, Spinal cord injury, Spinal cord, SPINE (molecular biology), Magnetic resonance imaging, Spinal canal, Clinical significance, Vertebral column

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