ressonância magnética na síndrome da interseção do antebraço: ensaio iconográfico

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Abstract
A ressonância magnética tem papel importante na avaliação de pacientes com dor na face dorsal do antebraço distal e do punho. Entre as causas de dor destaca-se a síndrome da interseção, um processo inflamatório dos tendões do segundo compartimento extensor do antebraço (extensor radial curto do carpo e extensor radial longo do carpo), geralmente provocado por trauma local direto ou atividades repetitivas que exigem a flexão e extensão do punho. Nosso trabalho visa a ilustrar os achados típicos da síndrome da interseção do antebraço e discutir os principais diagnósticos diferenciais.
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Authors ;Bruno Beber Machado;Claudio Marcio Amaral de Oliveira Lima;Flávia Pegado Junqueira;Antônio Carlos Coutinho Junior
Journal india international conference on information processing, iicip 2016 - proceedings
Year 2013
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10.1590/S0100-39842013000200017
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0100-39842013000200017&lng=en&tlng=en
Keywords
Magnetic resonance imaging intersection nuclear medicine medical radiology forearm extensor compartmentmedical physics

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