With recent technological advances, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has offered new sequences that can evaluate the real-time motion of anatomic structures. This study aims to evaluate the interobserver agreement in the diagnosis of diaphragmatic dysfunctions using bi-parametric MRI, in which dynamic sequences for diaphragm movement and static sequences for soft tissue resolution are used together to provide a visualization of the diaphragm.
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