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Radiation-induced pelvic insufficiency fractures are a frequent complication of radiation therapy for uterine cervical cancer. Osteolysis and avascular necrosis of the femoral head were also diagnosed using MRI after radiation therapy.

The performance of 3D isotropic fast SE intermediate-weighted MR imaging with MPR was not significantly different from that of 2D MR imaging in the diagnosis of cruciate ligament and meniscal tears of the knee.

Using a low radiation dose and nongated MDCT, we can detect coronary artery calcium and obtain results comparable to those obtained with dedicated calcium-scoring CT that uses a higher dose and ECG gating.

It is very likely that IGH is a phenomenon associated with the skin's normal aging process and repeated microtrauma to skin.