Today’s Tuesday Tip is the first in a series on Romanus Lesions jointly done with Dr Joe Thomas, starting with the anatomy of the endplate and enthesis as it relates to Romanus Lesions.
We will have more radiologists and clinicians contribute to Tuesday Tips this year, starting with Dr Joe Thomas who is a very talented Rheumatologist from Kochi India. Joe has a great interest in Imaging of Arthropathies and will bring a clinical aspect to the imaging findings we discuss.
The images in today’s tip are adapted ( circles and arrows added, (white arrow is the nucleus pulposus) from a very nice article in Global Spine Journal 2013 Jun; 3(3): 153–164 The Role of the Vertebral End Plate in Low Back Pain by J.C. Lotz et al which can be found at this link https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3854605/
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