Why the study?
Can oblique measurements of femoral antetorsion with MRI accurately predict standard transverse measurements?
Can oblique measurements of femoral antetorsion with MRI accurately predict standard transverse measurements?
Oblique MRI measurements of femoral antetorsion can accurately predict standard transverse measurements despite being smaller.
Oblique MRI measurements may serve as a reliable proxy for femoral antetorsion; leaves open whether adoption alters orthopedic decision-making.
Oblique measurements of femoral antetorsion were smaller than standard transverse measurements, but they can be used to accurately predict standard measurements.
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