Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe what’s the dx? MRI ADHESIVE CAPSULITIS IGHL: MRI findings of Adhesive capsulitis also know as Frozen Shoulder In this post we look at the MRI Frozen Shoulder / MRI Adhesive Capsulitis. Frozen Shoulder or Adhesive capsulitis on MRI is a common abnormality but is often missed because […]
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe what’s the dx? SPINAL EPIDURAL LIPOMATOSIS Spinal epidural lipomatosis is an excessive accumulation of non encapsulated fat in the epidural space. It can be seen on MRI in the thoracic or lumbar spine. In the cervical spine epidural lipomatosis is not seen. Epidural lipomatosis is not uncommon
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe what’s the dx? ARACHNOIDITIS PATTERNS ON MRI ARACHNOIDITIS PATTERNS ON MRI Arachnoiditis in the lumbar spine on MRI is not uncommon to see and is easy to diagnose if you know what to look for. In this post we look at What is Normal, Why does Arachnoiditis
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe what’s the dx? ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS SPINE RADIOLOGY CT MRI FUSION WHERE TO LOOK There are 4 sites in the posterior spine to assess for changes of AS. Facet Joints. Superspinous Ligament. Costovertebral joints. Costo transverse joints. Changes can be at 1 or more of
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe what’s the dx? MENISCUS TEAR MRI KNEE WHAT TO LOOK FOR • In a Normal meniscus the superior and inferior halves should be symmetric. • In all three cases there is localised loss of ” volume” of the meniscus. • This gives the meniscus an asymmetric look.
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe what’s the dx? Patella Tendinosis and Tears What to look for on MRI Tendinosis and Tears of the Patella Tendon on MRI are pretty straightforward and follow the same pattern as tears and tendinosis elsewhere. Here is what to look for on MRI. 1. TENDINOISIS A. Increased
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