Stay tuned on new Fellowships and learnings Subscribe The Dx / Spine Degeneration ARACHNOIDITIS APPEARANCES ON MRI ARACHNOIDITIS ON MRI What are some of the common appearances of arachnoiditis on MRI? Another three quick images with some basic key points from our online spine MRI courses. ARACHNOIDITIS MRI ASYMMETRIC DISTRIBUTION WHAT’S THE SIGNIFICANCE OF […]
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SACRAL FRACTURE MRI: HOW TO FIND ON A LUMBAR MRI HOW TO FIND SACRAL FRACTURE ON LUMBAR MRI When the clinical examination and referral notes are inadequate (Back Pain F.I.) the cause of the pain may well be sacral rather than lumbar. On a standard lumbar spine MRI with axial and sagittal scans, the sacrum
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DISC HERNIATION & ACUTE DENERVATION MRI Lumbar Spine Disc herniation with Paraspinal Muscle Denervation. DISC HERNIATION: WHAT DOES DENERVATION LOOK LIKE Lumbar MRIs are likely the most common MRI people would report but to see acute denervation changes from disc herniation is uncommon. So what does denervation look like in the lumbar spine? ACUTE TO
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INTRO: Pars defects can be difficult to see on MRI. Here is an easy way to know if the slip/ spondylolistheisis you are seeing is due to a pars defect or is from degenerative facet disease. THE TIP: In Degenerative spondylolisthesis, the canal is always small. In spondylolisthesis due to a Pars Defect, the
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LUMBAR DISC MRI: MEET NORMAL YOUR BEST FRIEND LUMBAR DISC MRI NORMAL In our workshops, before we look at abnormal, we always look at the normal appearance of a structure and make sure we understand it well. Without knowing normal, you can’t hope to understand what is abnormal. WHAT IS A NORMAL LUMBAR DISC A
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