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ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS SPINE RADIOLOGY CT MRI FUSION IMAGES

Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Spine 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 […]

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3 LATERAL KNEE FRACTURES SEGOND ARCUATE AND LATERAL FIBULAR FRACTURES XRAY

Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Knee 3 LATERAL KNEE FRACTURE: WHAT THEY ARE AND WHAT THEY MEAN 01: SEGOND FRACTURE • Avulsion Fracture of the lateral tibial plateau.   • Occurs at attachment site of the Antero Lateral Ligament.   • Posterior to IT B insertion site.   •

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EPIDURAL SPACE INVADERS: SPINE MRI EPIDURAL LIPOMATOSIS PART 2

Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Spine THORACIC EPIDURAL LIPOMATOSIS RADIOLOGY OVERVIEW Thoracic Epidural lipomatosis is not uncommon to see but has a different appearance to Lumbar Epidural Lipomatosis WHAT IS IT? With thoracic epidural lipomatosis there is excess fat accumulated in the epidural space. WHAT ARE THE CAUSES? There

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MENISCUS TEAR MRI KNEE: MISSING MENISCI WHAT TO LOOK FOR

Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Knee 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. Asymmetry in

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KNEE MRI PLICA SUPRAPATELLAR BURSA LIPOHEMARTHROSIS

Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Knee KNEE MRI PLICA SUPRAPATELLAR BURSA LIPOHEMARTHROSIS NORMAL SUPRA PATELLAR PLICA The normal supra patellar plica is not continuous.   There is a gap in it ( fenestration) which allows fluid to circulate freely in the SP bursa above and below the plica. CONTINUOUS

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OSGOOD SCHLATTER RADIOLOGY X-RAY (VIDEO)

Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Knee OSGOOD SCHLATTER RADIOLOGY X-RAY FINDINGS There are three findings in the x-ray that make the diagnosis of Osgood Schlatter.   Bone avulsion from tibial tuberosity.   Soft tissue swelling over tibial tuberosity.   Increased density deep infra patella bursa from fluid/inflammation. OSGOOD SCHLATTER

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SUBACROMIAL SUBDELTOID BURSITIS MRI RADIOLOGY (VIDEO)

Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Shoulder SUBACROMIAL SUBDELTOID BURSITIS MRI RADIOLOGY DISCUSSION Subacromial subdeltoid (SASD) bursitis on MRI can have a number of appearances. In this case we have a nodular type of synovitis which should raise the possibility of an inflammatory arthritis as a cause (Rheumatoid Arthritis in

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3 LIGAMENTS ATTACHED TO THE CORACOID PROCESS: WHAT ARE THEY AND HOW TO FIND THEM ON MRI (VIDEO)

Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Shoulder 3 LIGAMENTS ATTACHED TO THE CORACOID PROCESS 3 LIGAMENTS ATTACHED TO THE CORACOID PROCESS:   There are three ligaments that attach to the coracoid process of the shoulder. When reporting a shoulder MRI they should be part of the overall assessment. So what

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