Musculoskeletal ultrasound in hemophilia: Results and recommendations from a global survey and consensus meeting.
Nihal BakeerSaunya DoverPaul BabynBrian M FeldmanAnnette von DrygalskiAndrea S DoriaDanial M IgnasAudrey AbadCindy BaileyIan BeggsEric Y ChangAmy DunnSharon FunkSridhar GibikoteNicholas GoddardPamela HilliardShyamkumar Nidugala KeshavaRebecca Kruse-JarresYingjia LiSébastien LobetMarilyn Manco-JohnsonCarlo MartinoliJames S O'DonnellOlympia PapakonstantinouHelen PergantouPradeep PoonnooseFelipe QuerolAlok SrivastavaBruno SteinerKaren StrikeMerel TimmerPascal N TyrrellLogi VidarssonVictor S BlanchettePublished in: Research and practice in thrombosis and haemostasis (2021)
Ultrasound is an evolving technology increasingly used for the assessment of MSK outcomes in persons with hemophilia. As adoption increases globally for clinical care and research, it will become increasingly important to establish clear guidelines for image acquisition, interpretation, and reporting to ensure accuracy, consistency, and comparability across groups.
Keyphrases
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- affordable care act
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