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Validation of an adapted MRI pulse sequence for quantification of fatty infiltration in muscle
Magnetic Resonance Imaging , 06/25/09
Doro LC et al. - The MR fat quantification protocol can be used to accurately quantify fatty infiltration in skeletal muscle. This ability to evaluate skeletal muscle tissue noninvasively will improve the efficacy of evaluation of fatty degeneration in assessing tissue quality preoperatively. This can be important in surgical planning of any musculoskeletal repairs, particularly rotator cuff tears.
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