Feasibility of Na<sup>18</sup>F PET/CT and MRI for Noninvasive In Vivo Quantification of Knee Pathophysiological Bone Metabolism in a Canine Model of Post-traumatic Osteoarthritis.

Mol Imaging · 2017 · PMC5524230 · PMID 28730928

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The higher Na 18 F uptake observed in the medial tibia of the ACLT knees at 3 weeks (4 dogs) and 12 weeks (5 dogs) may be indicative of increased bone perfusion and highly significant bone formation (osteophytes).

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