Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Spine Degeneration ANNULAR FISSURE TEAR MRI RADIOLOGY HOW DO YOU FIND AN ANNULAR FISSURE ANNULAR FISSURE ON MRI Annular fissures on MRI are relatively common. Whilst they don’t result in radiculopathy, they can be a cause of back pain and are important to diagnose […]
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Knee DEEP MCL ANATOMY KNEE MRI WHY BOTHER WITH RADIOLOGICAL ANATOMY? KNEE MRI MENISCO TIBIAL LIGAMENT DEEP MCL We stress understanding radiological anatomy in all our courses. Why? Because if you don’t know what normal looks like and where to look for it, you
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Ankle ANKLE IMPINGEMENT RADIOLOGY ANTERIOR X-RAY DISCUSSION Ankle impingement can occur at multiple sites. One of the more common ones is Anterior. The presence of Ankle impingement is ultimately a clinical diagnosis which is based on the patient’s symptoms and imaging findings, not just
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Shoulder NORMAL SCAPULA VARIANT: CLASP LIKE SUPERIOR MARGIN FINDINGS Well corticated bridge of bone (Pink arrows) that lies on the superior margin of the scapula with a bone defect inferior to it. DISCUSSION This is a normal variant. Its described in Keats as a
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Shoulder SHOULDER PARALABRAL CYST WHAT ARE THE FINDINGS? High signal cystic structure (Pink arrow) adjacent to the labrum. DISCUSSION: WHAT’S THE Dx? The structure is a paralabral cyst (Pink arrow) lying adjacent to the posterior labrum. Paralabral cysts are usually seen adjacent to the
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Spine SPINE TRAUMA RADIOLOGY: FACET DISLOCATION ON CT FACET DISLOCATION ON CT: Spinal trauma can result in a number of abnormalities of the facet joints ranging from Diastasis, Subluxation, Perched Facets and eventually to Dislocation or Locked Facets. In this short video we look
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Knee PATELLAR TENDON CONTUSION Patellar Tendon Contusion. In this case we have Patellar tendon contusion and Patella contusion. Most commonly this combined appearance would be of Patellar Tendonosis with reactive oedema in the patella and inflammatory change extending into Hoffa’s fat. However
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Spine MYELOMALACIA vs SPONDYLOTIC MYELOPATHY Spondylolytic myelopathy and Myelomalacia Spondylolytic myelopathy and Myelomalacia are quite different but there is often confusion between the use of the terms. Let’s look at what they are and how to differentiate them. SPONDOLYTIC MYELOPATHY Refers to increased T2
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Knee 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. PATELLA TENDINOSIS
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Spine ROMANUS LESION CORNER INFLAMMATORY LESION MRI CT The Romanus lesion (which is now called a Corner Inflammatory Lesion) is one of the earliest signs in the spine of inflammatory spondyloarthritis. ROMANUS LESION / CORNER INFLAMMATORY LESIONS The Romanus lesion represents inflammatory changes at
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Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Hip ACETABULAR RIM OSSIFICATIONS X-RAY: HOW TO MAKE SENSE OF THEM When I report a Hip MRI, the tendency is to save time and get on with reporting the MRI and not bother too much with the plain X-ray. Because what can a plain
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