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March 13, 2026Journal of Imaging Informatics in Medicine0 citationsOpen Access

The Emory Knee Radiograph (MRKR) Dataset

BPBrandon PriceJGJudy Wawira GichoyaMCMohammadreza Chavoshi

Key Points

  • The aim is to create a comprehensive and diverse dataset for studying knee radiography related to osteoarthritis and pain.
  • Collection of 503,261 knee radiographs from 83,011 patients
  • Inclusion of demographic details and clinical information
  • Provision of DICOM format imaging data
  • Publicly available and de-identified dataset under a CC-BY-SA license
  • 40% of the dataset is from African American patients
  • Includes unique clinical details like pain scores and diagnostic codes
  • Supports research in developing equitable AI models for pain management

Abstract

The Emory Knee Radiograph (MRKR) dataset is a large, demographically diverse collection of 503,261 knee radiographs from 83,011 patients, 40% of which are African American. This dataset provides imaging data in DICOM format along with detailed clinical information, including patient-reported pain scores, diagnostic codes, and procedural codes, which are not commonly available in similar datasets. The MRKR dataset also features imaging metadata such as image laterality, view type, and presence of arthroplasty, enhancing its value for research and model development. Data are de-identified and available publicly and openly under a CC-BY-SA license. This dataset provides an opportunity for researchers studying osteoarthritis and pain to develop equitable deep learning models to help improve patient outcomes and pain.

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Price et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b3aca302a1e69014cce8e8https://doi.org/10.1007/s10278-026-01902-6
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