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Imaging of a 79-year-old woman who presented with pain in the left hip, with a) anteroposterior and b) lateral radiographs at three days after injury, showing no identifiable fracture, and c) T2-weighted and d) T1-weighted coronal MRI at six days after injury, showing a fracture of the femoral neck (arrow).
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The value of T1-weighted coronal MRI scans in diagnosing occult fracture of the hip
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