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Radiopraxis 2023; 16(01): E1-E20
DOI: 10.1055/a-2018-0327
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Stressfrakturen und andere stressinduzierte Verletzungen

Carsten Hackenbroch
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Marc-André Weber
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Kolja M. Thierfelder
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Stressfrakturen sind in der klinischen Routine durchaus häufig. Sie werden mit der konventionellen Röntgentechnik als Standardmethode und für spezielle Fragestellungen mit der MRT und der CT diagnostiziert. In dieser Arbeit werden Stressfrakturen und andere stressinduzierte Verletzungen mit ihren typischen Befunden in der Bildgebung vorgestellt.



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