Assessing radiographically occult upper extremity fractures with dedicated extremity MRI

G. Hottya(University of California, San Francisco), Harry K. Genant(University of California, San Francisco), F. O. Häckl(University of California, San Francisco), David L. White, Charles G. Peterfy(Boca Raton Regional Hospital), N. G. Iwasko(University of California, San Francisco), Lynne S. Steinbach, Ellen J Weber(University of California, San Francisco)
Emergency Radiology
December 8, 2000
10.1007/pl00011854
Cited by 2

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