FATIGUE FRACTURE AND INSUFFICIENCY FRACTURE: WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE DISCUSSION The difference lies in the underlying bone metabolism. Is it normal or not. A Fatigue fracture is stress type fracture due to repetitive overload, with normal bone metabolism (eg a March Fracture of the metatarsal in new army recruits). An Insufficiency fracture is a stress type […]
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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POPLITEOMENISCAL FASICLE MRI DISCUSSION: POPLITEOMENISCAL FASICLE MRI The popliteomeniscal fascicles are important structures to assess in knee trauma. There are three fasicles and the one shown here is the posterosuperior fascicle. It forms the roof of the popliteal hiatus. Tears of the fascicle can result in pain and lateral meniscal instability. https://youtu.be/pmWWMZWoctI If your Browser
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CORACOCLAVICULAR JOINT SHOULDER NORMAL VARIANT X-RAY CORACOCLAVICULAR JOINT NORMAL VARIANT ON X-RAY: The coracoclavicular joint is a normal variant where a synovial joint forms between the conoid tubercle of the clavicle and the coracoid process. The importance of recognizing this is that the joint can undergo degeneration which can be a source of shoulder pain
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BICEPS TENDON DISLOCATION RADIOLOGY MRI BICEPS TENDON DISLOCATION ON MRI: We normally look for Biceps dislocation on axial scans, but you can see it as well on Coronals. In this Quick video we look at: The Normal location of the Biceps tendon. What happens to the tendon on coronal scans when it dislocates.
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ACL MUCOID DEGENERATION RADIOLOGY MRI DISCUSSION Mucoid Degeneration. These findings indicate Mucoid Degeneration of the ACL rather than a tear. This is a characteristic appearance of ACL mucoid degeneration where the ACL is expanded and hyperintense but is still continuous with normal alignment. . WHAT ARE THE FINDINGS The ACL is enlarged and hyperintense but
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CERVICAL TEARDROP FRACTURE OR NOT IN TRAUMA RADIOLOGY HISTORY The patient has had trauma with a cervical fracture seen elsewhere. Is this a teardrop fracture? What do you think? VIEW VIDEO FINDINGS This is not a teardrop fracture but chronic ossification in the annulus. The reasons why this is not a fracture is that the
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SPINE AND CORD TRAUMA IMAGING RADIOLOGY COURSE X-RAY CT MRI SPINE AND CORD TRAUMA IMAGING RADIOLOGY: What’s in the New Spine and Cord Trauma Imaging course? A quick video explaining all that we have to help you assess and report Spinal and Cord Trauma more confidently. https://vimeo.com/713147494 #radedasia #radiology #radiologist #radiologia #spinetrauma #emergencymedicine #emergencyradiology
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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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ANKLE OSSICLE OS SUBCALCIS OS SUBCALCIS WHAT TO LOOK FOR: An OS Subcalcis is an uncommon ossicle. It lies adjacent to the calcaneal tuberosity and like all other ossicles is well defined and well corticated. Not much is written about it and no reports of any complications as far as I can
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