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Imaging the anatomy of the spine and its relevant pathology is clinically important for the early identification of spinal malformations and anomalous osseous development. our study applied MRI-based “black-bone” sequence to elucidate the growth dynamics of vertebrae ossification center in utero fetuses in second-third trimester. We found that the fetal vertebrae were correlated with gestational age and follow a certain formula, providing the existing literature with completely novel quantitative data.
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