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body fat (PBF) of 316 patients undergoing primary TJA and found that increased PBF was more closely associated with postoperative complications than BMI. In this study, female and male patients were classified as obese according to separate PBF standards.35 Additionally, anterior and medial knee soft tissue thickness measured on preoperative

body of a patient positioned on the operating table. The leg is flexed and rotated, providing access to the surgical site. A surgical instrument is being used within the wound, and the deeper tissues are visible. Advantages The main advantage of the posterior approach is sparing of the abductors (relative

body, spinal canal, and adjacent soft tissue structures appear in axial view. Panel B shows a coronal scan with an arrowhead that marks a region adjacent to the vertebral artery on the right side. Visible anatomical features include the cervical vertebrae, mandible, and skull base.Fig. 22.3 Neck CTA shows irregularity

body, spinal canal, and adjacent soft tissue structures appear in axial view. Panel B shows a coronal scan with an arrowhead that marks a region adjacent to the vertebral artery on the right side. Visible anatomical features include the cervical vertebrae, mandible, and skull base.Fig. 22.3 Neck CTA shows irregularity

body, spinal canal, and adjacent soft tissue structures appear in axial view. Panel B shows a coronal scan with an arrowhead that marks a region adjacent to the vertebral artery on the right side. Visible anatomical features include the cervical vertebrae, mandible, and skull base.Fig. 22.3 Neck CTA shows irregularity

bodies and surrounding soft tissues are visible.Fig. 52.2 ADEM. Spine MRI, (A) sagittal and (B) axial T2, show multifocal lesions involving the majority of the cord cross-section. No definite enhancement was seen. ADEM, Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis; MOGAD, myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein-antibody disease. The patient underwent an extensive workup

bodies and surrounding soft tissues are visible.Fig. 52.2 ADEM. Spine MRI, (A) sagittal and (B) axial T2, show multifocal lesions involving the majority of the cord cross-section. No definite enhancement was seen. ADEM, Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis; MOGAD, myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein-antibody disease. The patient underwent an extensive workup

bodies and surrounding soft tissues are visible.Fig. 52.2 ADEM. Spine MRI, (A) sagittal and (B) axial T2, show multifocal lesions involving the majority of the cord cross-section. No definite enhancement was seen. ADEM, Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis; MOGAD, myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein-antibody disease. The patient underwent an extensive workup