MR imaging can aid in monitoring of intravascularly administered SPIO-labeled MSCs in vivo in kidney and liver.

MR imaging and US provide means of direct finger pulley system evaluation.

Knee flexion as a compensatory mechanism to sagittal imbalance was well correlated to the lack of lordosis and, depending on the importance of the former parameter, the best procedure to correct sagittal imbalance could be chosen.

Intravenously injected MSCs specifically home to focal areas of glomerular damage and can be detected at ex vivo MR imaging.