Today’s Tuesday tip is our YouTube Video on MRI of cartilage and the three simple MRI appearances of surface cartilage damage and injury. More on what are the Cartilage surface lesions to report, in the Video below.
MRI cartilage early changes. The surface of cartilage can demonstrate early changes seen best on MRI. In this video we look at the three simple MRI appearances of surface cartilage damage and injury, Cartilage Fibrillation, Fissuring and associated deeper change of Delamination.
This 2 minute video below looks at the surface lesions of Cartilage on MRI and how to find them.
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