Shown are MRI scans of a Huntington’s disease (HD) sufferer’s brain (left) and a normal brain (right). In the HD brain, many brain cells have died and fluid (black areas) has filled in those ...

content than bone. MRI can give an image of any plane through the body, while the patient's experience consists of lying still in a body-sized tube, and hearing the clicks of the machinery.

The number of balls bowled and acute-to-chronic workload were not associated with imaging abnormalities or injury. Conclusion The presence of BMO on MRI in asymptomatic junior cricket fast bowlers ...