SCAPHOID TRAUMA : WHAT YOU SHOULD BE CONFIDENT OF Over the past two says we have looked at the MRI changes of bone and ligaments in scaphoid trauma and we need to be able to identify and report. Make sure that you can assess for the following. If you are not, revisit the relevant section […]
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We are going to focus on the MRI findings of trauma to the Extensor apparatus, which again follow the pattern that we looked at for all ligaments, tendons and soft tissue trauma. If you would like to review these patterns, please go back to the section on trauma patterns at this link. In the sections
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We are going to focus on the MRI findings of trauma to the Collateral ligaments and the Volar structures which again follow the pattern that we looked at for all ligaments, tendons and soft tissue trauma. If you would like to review these patterns, please go back to the section on trauma patterns at this
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The aim here is to progressively go through each case looking at all the structures we have discussed in a systematic manner and fond the abnormalities. See the dicom and note down what you think are the findings. Then look at the findings section and see if it correlates. If there is something you are
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The aim here is to progressively go through each case looking at all the structures we have discussed in a systematic manner and fond the abnormalities. See the dicom and note down what you think are the findings. Then look at the findings section and see if it correlates. If there is something you are
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The aim here is to progressively go through each case looking at all the structures we have discussed in a systematic manner and fond the abnormalities. See the dicom and note down what you think are the findings. Then look at the findings section and see if it correlates. If there is something you are
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PATTERNS OF TRAUMA: ONE PATTERN TO RULE THEM ALL PATTERNS OF TRAUMA: ONE PATTERN TO RULE THEM ALL OVERVIEW We covered the standard pattern of changes we see with ligament trauma when we looked at LCL tears. Briefly, look at this again to remember the pattern. There is a new pattern added to the
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OVERVIEW There are three types of acute ligament injuries we see: Strain. Partial Tear. Full thickness tear. In the more chronic injuries, we can get scarring of the ligament. PATTERNS OF TRAUMA: ONE PATTERN TO RULE THEM ALL PATTERNS OF TRAUMA: ONE PATTERN TO RULE THEM ALL OVERVIEW The great thing about MSK MRI
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SIGNS OF SIGNIFICANT TRAUMA SIGNS OF SIGNIFICANT TRAUMA OVERVIEW There are certain findings on any imaging that indicate that there has been significant trauma. WHAT TO LOOK FOR SIGNS OF MAJOR TRAUMA BURST FRACTURE VERTEBRAL BODY WIDENING FACET DISLOCATION FACET JOINT WIDENING DISC SPACE WIDENING INTERSPINOUS SPACE WIDENING INTER LAMINAR SPACE POSTERIOR BODY LINE SET
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OVERVIEW Vascular injury is important to assess for. The main vessel we can assess is the vertebral artery for dissection or occlusion. However any artery supplying the spinal cord, such as the artery of Adamkiewicz which supplies the cord can be injured. VERTEBRAL ARTERY ANATOMY ANATOMY OVERVIEW The vertebral arteries run in the transverse foramen
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