MRI Knee Fracture. Today’s Tuesday Tip is a video on MRI Knee Fracture. How do you find a small avulsion fracture on MRI? It can be difficult and its often easier on x-ray or CT for really small fractures. But there are 3 clues on MRI that point you to an avulsion fracture even if …
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Today’s Tuesday Tip continues with the Proximal TibioFibular Joint. On MRI at the Proximal TibioFibular Joint ( PTFJ) one thing that can be confusing is the tibial attachment of the Biceps Femoris Tendon which can be mistaken for the AnteroSuperior TibioFibular Ligament. The Biceps Femoris tendon attaches predominantly to the fibula head but there is …
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Today’s Tuesday Tip is on the proximal tibiofibular joint which is often overlooked when assessing a knee MRI. This is the first in a series on MRI of the proximal tibiofibular joint (PTFJ) beginning with the anatomy of the ligaments that stabilize the PTFJ. On MRI at the Proximal TibioFibular Joint ( PTFJ) one …
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SMALL FRACTURES: WHAT TO LOOK FOR ON MRI Good evening today’s Tuesday Tip is on how to find a small fractures on MR. These can be difficult to visualize as the fragment may be too small to confidently see. However you can use the absence of the cortical margin as a clue to the presence …
