LEADING EDGE OF SST: WHAT IS IT AND HOW TO FIND IT WHAT IS IT: One important part of the anatomy is understanding that the SST has a very anterior insertion which we often dont look at properly and can miss tears at this region. The anterior most part of the SST insertion is also […]
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Being able to differentiate the Supraspinatus Tendon from the Infraspinatus Tendon should be straightforward…but its not 🙂 This is because there is no plane between the SST and IST tendons, making it difficult to determine on MRI which tendon is involved when there is a tear. We can make differentiating the tendons easier
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WHAT HAVE WE COVERED Previous Next Over the past two days we have looked at Full thickness tears of the RCT and how to classify them, what to look for and how to assess them. Tomorrow we will start on Subscapularis. UP NEXT TOMORROW Previous Next
DAY 27.3 WHAT HAVE WE COVERED IN DAY 27 & WHAT’S NEXT Read More »
VIEW DICOMS QUICK REVIEW STRUCTURE YOUR THOUGHTS QUICK REVIEW To assess these scans confidently you need to know: Normal appearance of the tendons of SST and IST. Appearance of Full Thickness Tears, MTJ retraction, Fatty Infiltration and Atrophy. Other findings associated with RCT degeneration. Fraying, Tendonosis, Delamination. How to find the insertion sites of IST
DAY 27.2 RCT FULL THICKNESS TEARS DICOMS PART 2 Read More »
WHAT HAVE WE COVERED Previous Next Today we have begun Full Thickness RCT tear and gone through the terminology and the findings we need to assess and report. Tomorrow we will put this into practice by looking at cases. UP NEXT TOMORROW Previous Next
DAY 26.3 WHAT HAVE WE COVERED IN DAY 26 & WHAT’S NEXT Read More »
WHAT HAVE WE COVERED Previous Next Today we have looked at the Delaminating Tears. We have looked at the MRI appearance & dicoms of these tears. UP NEXT TOMORROW Previous Next
DAY 25.3 WHAT HAVE WE COVERED IN DAY 25 & WHAT’S NEXT Read More »
WHAT HAVE WE COVERED Previous Next Over the past 2 days we have looked at the appearance of 3 types of partial tears. Tomorrow we will look at another type which is a Delaminating Tear. AN EXTRA POST TO LOOK AT: CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS UP NEXT TOMORROW Previous Next
DAY 24.5 WHAT HAVE WE COVERED IN DAY 24 & WHAT’S NEXT Read More »
WHAT HAVE WE COVERED Previous Next Today we have looked at the different types of Partial tears of the rotator cuff. Tomorrow we will look at dicoms. UP NEXT TOMORROW Previous Next
DAY 23.4 WHAT HAVE WE COVERED IN DAY 23 & WHAT’S NEXT Read More »
WHAT HAVE WE COVERED Previous Next Today we have looked at the at the dicoms of Rotator Cuff DEGENERATION and SUBACROMIAL Impingement. UP NEXT TOMORROW Previous Next
DAY 22.6 WHAT HAVE WE COVERED IN DAY 22 & WHAT’S NEXT Read More »
Today is a day for dicoms that incorporates the things we have discussed so far about the acromion, ACJ, SST, IST and the anatomy. REVIEW DICOMS QUICK REVIEW STRUCTURE YOUR THOUGHTS QUICK REVIEW To assess these scans confidently you need to know: Normal appearance of the tendons of SST and IST Appearance of Fraying,
DAY 22.5 VIEW DICOMS CASE 5 Read More »
Today is a day for dicoms that incorporates the things we have discussed so far about the acromion, ACJ, SST, IST and the anatomy. REVIEW DICOMS QUICK REVIEW STRUCTURE YOUR THOUGHTS QUICK REVIEW To assess these scans confidently you need to know: Normal appearance of the tendons of SST and IST Appearance of Fraying,
DAY 22.4 VIEW DICOMS CASE 4 Read More »
Today is a day for dicoms that incorporates the things we have discussed so far about the acromion, ACJ, SST, IST and the anatomy. REVIEW DICOMS QUICK REVIEW STRUCTURE YOUR THOUGHTS QUICK REVIEW To assess these scans confidently you need to know: Normal appearance of the tendons of SST and IST Appearance of Fraying,
DAY 22.3 VIEW DICOMS CASE 3 Read More »
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