Functional MRI can detect changes in intratissue strains in a full thickness and critical sized ovine cartilage defect model
Abstract
Functional imaging of tissue biomechanics can reveal subtle changes in local softening and stiffening associated with disease or repair, but noninvasive and nondestructive methods to acquire intratissue measures in well-defined animal models are largely lacking. We utilized displacement encoded MRI to measure changes in cartilage deformation following creation of a critical-sized defect in the medial femoral condyle of ovine (sheep) knees, a...
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Title
Functional MRI can detect changes in intratissue strains in a full thickness and critical sized ovine cartilage defect model
Published Date
Jan 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
66
Pages
18 - 25
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