Talar osteochondral defect
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Osteochondral defects/fractures can be nearly invisible on some radiographic projectionprojections of a joint, which is why "one view is no view"
These fractures also run a spectrum from a purely cartilaginous injury that can only be seen on MRI (type I) to this type of injury (type IV), in which the fragment is markedly displaced.
-<p><a title="OCD ankle" href="/articles/osteochondritis-dissecans-of-the-ankle">Osteochondral defects/fractures</a> can be nearly invisible on some radiographic projection of a joint, which is why "one view is no view"</p><p><a title="Osteochondral injury staging" href="/articles/osteochondral-injury-staging">These fractures also run a spectrum</a> from a purely cartilaginous injury that can only be seen on MRI (type I) to this type of injury (type IV), in which the fragment is markedly displaced.</p>- +<p><a href="/articles/osteochondritis-dissecans-of-the-ankle">Osteochondral defects/fractures</a> can be nearly invisible on some radiographic projections of a joint, which is why "one view is no view"</p><p><a href="/articles/osteochondral-injury-staging">These fractures also run a spectrum</a> from a purely cartilaginous injury that can only be seen on MRI (type I) to this type of injury (type IV), in which the fragment is markedly displaced.</p>
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