Publications by authors named "P Simoni"
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- The article discusses how the normal development of the knee joint in children can present imaging findings that may look like injuries or weaknesses, emphasizing the importance of understanding these variations.
- It categorizes developmental variants into tibiofemoral and patellofemoral compartments, focusing on specific conditions and injuries that can occur in each area.
- Additionally, the article highlights various soft tissue and bone structures that can also exhibit unique developmental characteristics, which can be easily confused with actual pathologies.
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- - The review discusses how to differentiate between common rheumatological conditions by focusing on specific joint involvement and their unique features.
- - It examines the typical radiological signs across various imaging techniques to assist in identifying these conditions more accurately.
- - Emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis, the paper highlights how timely adjustments to treatment can significantly impact patient outcomes.
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- Researchers wanted to understand how often young kids under two get fractures and if they’re from accidents or abuse.
- They looked at various studies from 1946 to 2024 and found that about 5 to 9 kids out of every 1,000 get fractures each year.
- The most common fractures happened in the arm and leg bones, while infants had fewer fractures, mostly in the collarbone.
Unlabelled: Idiopathic focal unilateral skull thinning is a rare finding. An explanation, such as trauma or disease, can often be found. However, in some cases, no explanation is forthcoming, and thus, we must look further into their history for a possible cause.
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