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Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Spectroscopy in Sports Medicine

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Abstract

Spine injuries account for only 5%–15% of all sport-related traumata, but they represent a high proportion of the most devastating injuries in sports medicine. An increased number of severe spine injuries with permanent neurological damage have been reported in a wide variety of sports activities including automobile and motorcycle racing, diving, parachuting, trampolining, gymnastics, and horse riding.

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  1. Radiology Department and MR Center, Pluridisciplinary Institute for Research on Imaging Sciences, USA

    Michel Osteaux (Professor of Radiology, Chairman, Director) (Professor of Radiology, Chairman, Director)

  2. Departement of Exercise Physiology, USA

    Kenny De Meirleir (Professor of Sports Medicine and Human Physiology, Director of the Center for Sports Medicine, Chairman) (Professor of Sports Medicine and Human Physiology, Director of the Center for Sports Medicine, Chairman)

  3. MR Center, USA

    Maryam Shahabpour (Fellow in Bone and Joint Radiology) (Fellow in Bone and Joint Radiology)

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Buisseret, T., Stadnik, T., Verhaeve, E. (1991). The Spine. In: Osteaux, M., De Meirleir, K., Shahabpour, M. (eds) Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Spectroscopy in Sports Medicine. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75686-3_8

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