The increasing implementation of high-field MRI scanners and the development of novel imaging techniques have rendered 3D imaging of joints more feasible and efficient than ever. This article describes the current state of 3D MRI of the shoulder and highlights the benefits of the technique over conventional 2D MRI with respect to shoulder derangements.
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