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Computer simulation could be used to make patient-specific osteoarthritis prognoses

Current imaging methods such as MRI and X-ray provide information about cartilage thickness and composition, but give no quantitative estimate of patient-specific risk of osteoarthritis.
Posted 11 May 2016
 
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