Abstract
The introduction of modern highly informative instrumental methods into clinical practice has significantly expanded the possibilities for early diagnosis of knee joint injuries. Currently, preference is given to research methods that, in addition to being highly informative, have such qualities as non-invasiveness, harmlessness, are characterized by ease of implementation and interpretation of the results, reproducibility and low cost of research.
Keywords:
ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging, meniscus, knee joint.
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