September 20, 2012Open Access

3-D CT is the Most Reliable Imaging Modality When Quantifying Glenoid Bone Loss

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Three-dimensional CT was the most reliable imaging modality for predicting glenoid bone loss. Regular CT was the second most reliable and reproducible modality.

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