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Thursday, March 2, 2017

Sagittal T2 knee anatomy.

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Shoulder

MRI Shoulder Joint

2-4-1-Bursa of ankle joint. (1)
2-4-2-Bursa of the ankle joint. (1)
2-4-3- Stress injury. (1)
3-0-0-Shoulder examination protocol. (1)
3-0-1-Items to be evaluated in MRI shoulder examination (1)
3-0-2-Tendinopathy (1)
3-0-3-Supra spinatus tendon tear (1)
3-0-4-MRI Shoulder Coronal View Findings (1)
3-0-5-MRI Shoulder axial findings (1)
3-0-6-Bankart's lesion and SLAP lesion (1)
3-0-7-Glenohumeral ligaments (1)
3-0-8-MRI Shoulder axial View Findings (1)
3-0-9-MRI Shoulder sagital findings (1)
3-1-0-Acromial shapes (1)
3-1-1-How to measures atrophy of supra spinatous muscle (1)
3-1-2-Supra spinatous muscle atrophy (1)
3-1-3-Grading of muscular fatty degeneration (1)
3-1-4-Muscle degeneration and MRI (1)
3-1-5-D.D.tendon degeneration versus tear (1)
3-1-6-Bursa of shoulder. (1)
3-1-7-Labrum. (1)
3-1-8-Practical MR approach to SLAP injury. (1)
3-1-9- Axial view check list. (1)
3-2-1-Coronal view check list. (1)
3-2-2-Sagittal anatomy and checklist (1)
3-2-3-Bankart and variants (1)
3-2-4-How to locate glenohumeral ligaments. (1)
3-2-5-How to locate coracohumeral ligament. (1)
3-2-6-Coracoid bursa. (1)
3-2-7-Posterior gleno-humeral instability resulting in posterior locked dislocation. (1)
3-2-8-Adhesive capsulitis. (1)
3-2-9-POLPSA (Posterior labrum periosteal sleeve avulsion). (1)
3-3-1-Long head of biceps dislocation grading. (1)
3-3-2-Signs of SLAP lesions. (1)
3-3-3-Humeral avulsion of the glenohumeral ligament (1)
3-3-4- Glenohumeral ligaments (1)
3-3-5- Glenohumeral stability. (1)
3-3-6- ROTATOR CUFF ANATOMY. (1)
3-3-7- MECHANISMS OF ROTATOR CUFF INJURY. (1)
3-3-8- Acromial type. (1)
3-3-9- Acromion orientation (1)
3-4-1- Os acromial. (1)
3-4-2- AC osteoarthritis. (1)
3-4-3- Subacromial subdeltoid bursa. (1)
3-4-4- Supra spinatous tendon tendinosis. (1)
3-4-5- Partial thickness tear. (1)
3-4-6- Full thickness tear. (1)
3-4-7- Infraspinatus tendon. (1)
3-4-8- Subscapularis tendinosis. (1)
3-4-9- Muscle atrophy and fatty degeneration. (1)
3-5-1- Long head biceps tendon. (1)
3-5-2- Calcific tendinopathy. (1)
3-5-3- Bony degenerative changes. (1)
3-5-4-MRI anatomy of the shoulder (axial view) (1)
3-5-5-MRI anatomy of the shoulder (coronal view) (1)
3-5-6-MRI anatomy of the shoulder (sagittal view). (1)
3-5-7-MRI anatomy of the shoulder (ABER view). (1)
3-5-8-Types of rotator cuff tears (1)
3-5-9- Intensity and rotator cuff. (1)
3-6-1-Slap injury types. (1)
3-6-2-HAGL and GAGL lesions. (1)

Elbow

MRI Elbow Joint

4-0-0-Anatomy of Elbow joint (1)
4-0-1-Position of patient (1)
4-0-2-Imaging planes (1)
4-0-3-Ulnar Collateral Ligament (1)
4-0-4-Radial collateral ligament (1)
4-0-5-Muscles (1)
4-0-6-Upper limb nerves (1)
4-0-7-Structures seen in each view (1)
4-0-8-Ulnar collateral ligament injury (1)
4-0-9-Radial collateral ligament pathology (1)
4-1-0-Tennis Elbow (1)
4-1-1-Golfer's elbow (1)
4-1-2-Biceps injury (1)
4-1-3-Triceps tear (1)
4-1-4 Median and Ulnar nerve anatomy (1)
4-1-5-Bursa of elbow joint. (1)
4-1-6-MRI Elbow. (1)

MRI wrist

5-0-0-Wrist anatomy
5-0-1-Wrist joint reporting.
5-0-2- Scapholunate ligament.
5-0-3-Lunotriquetral ligament.
5-0-4-Anatomy of flexor muscles of the hand.
5-0-5-Bursa of the wrist joint.
5-0-6-Rheumatoid arthritis of the wrist.
5-0-7- Traumatic neuroma.
5-0-8- Thumb carpo- metacarpal joint.
5-0-9- Stener lesion.
5-1-1- Stener like lesion.
5-1-2- Ulnar collateral ligament.
5-1-3- Palmar Bursae and Tendon Sheaths.
5-1-4- Typical Patterns of Communication between palmar bursae.
5-1-5- Classic horseshoe abscess.
5-1-6- Tendon intersection syndrome at forearm.
5-1-7- Distal intersection tenosynovitis of the wrist.
5-1-8- Flexor hallucis longus tenosynovitis at the knot of Henry.
5-1-9-Imaging of Wrist joint (jordan Aug 2014) - Dr Mamdouh Mahfouz (In Arabic)
5-2-1- Carpal bone anatomy.
5-2-2-Biomechanics and Pathomechanics of carpal bone instability.
5-2-3-Carpal bone instability types.
5-2-4-Triangular fibrocartilage complex.

Hip

MRI Hip Joint

0-0-1-Indication for hip examination (1)
0-0-2-Protocol of Hip examination (1)
0-0-3-Hip Anatomy (1)
0-0-4-Hip Avascular necrosis (1)
0-0-5-D.D.of T1hypo intense and T2 hyper intense lesion affecting femur head (1)
0-0-6-Rapidly destructive osteoarthritis (1)
0-0-7-Perthe's disease (1)
0-0-8-Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (1)
0-0-9-Muscle sprains (1)
0-1-0-Fracture of the hip (1)
0-1-1-Conclusion of hip joint diseases (1)
0-1-2-MRI hip arthrography (1)
0-1-3-Snapping hip syndrome (1)
0-1-4-Bursitis (1)
0-1-5-Femoro-acetabular impingement (1)
0-1-6-Effusions and osteoarthritis (1)
0-1-7-Loose bodies (1)
0-1-8-Femoral neck anteversion angle (1)
0-1-9-Red bone marrow. (1)
0-2-0-Migratory osteoporosis. (1)
0-2-1-Sub chondral fracture. (1)
0-2-2-Avascular necrosis. (1)
0-2-3-Rapidly destructive osteo-arthritis (1)
0-2-4-Perthe's disease. (1)
0-2-5-Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (1)
0-2-6-Muscle sprain. (1)
0-2-7-Hip fracture (1)
0-2-8-Bursa of hip joint. (1)

Knee

-MRI Knee Joint

1-1-1-Knee joint introduction (1)
1-1-2-Indication for MRI knee joint imaging (1)
1-1-3-Examination technique (1)
1-1-4-Structures with low signal intensity in T1 and T2 (1)
1-1-5-Structures with low signal intensity in T1 and high signal T2 (1)
1-1-6-Structures with high signal intensity in T1 and intermediate signal T2 (1)
1-1-7-Kinematic MRI (1)
1-1-8-How to read MRI knee joint case (1)
1-1-9-Meniscial anatomy (1)
1-2-1-Anatomy of cruciate ligaments (1)
1-2-2-Tendons anatomy (1)
1-2-3-Paterllar retinacular ligament (1)
1-2-4-Collateral ligaments (1)
1-2-5-Meniscal lesion (1)
1-2-6-Anterior cruciate ligament lesions (1)
1-2-7-Posterior cruciate ligament lesions (1)
1-2-8-Collateral ligament lesions (1)
1-2-9-Anatomy of ACL (1)
1-3-1-How to differentiate between teared and normal ACL (1)
1-3-2-Bone contusion and ACL tear (1)
1-3-3-Anterior tibial translocation and ACR (1)
1-3-4-Mucoid degeneration and ACL (1)
1-3-5-Normal measurement of ACL bundles (1)
1-3-6-Meniscal tear instability (MRI signs). (1)
1-3-7-Bursa of knee joint. (1)
1-3-8-Normal T2 axial knee images. (1)
1-3-9-Normal T2 coronal knee images. (1)
1-4-1-Sagittal T2 knee anatomy. (1)
1-4-2-Normal MR meniscal anatomy. (1)
1-4-3-Infra patellar plicae injury. (1)
1-4-4-Medio-patellar plica. (1)
1-4-5-Supra patellar plica syndrome. (1)
1-4-6-Medial Supporting Structures of the Knee with Emphasis on the Medial Collateral Ligament. (1)
1-4-7- Common Peroneal Nerve Abnormalities. (1)
1-4-8-MRI signs in deep venous thrombosis. (1)
1-4-9- ACL Graft. (1)

Ankle

MRI Ankle Joint and foot

2-1-1-Examination protocol (1)
2-1-2-Common MRI appearances (1)
2-1-3-Plan of MRI ankle (1)
2-1-4-Posterior compartment (1)
2-1-5-Tendon achilles (1)
2-1-6-Lateral compartment (1)
2-1-7-Peroneal tendons (1)
2-1-8-Lateral collateral ligaments (1)
2-1-9-Anterior compartment (1)
2-2-0-Medial compartment (1)
2-2-1-Sinus tarsi syndrome (1)
2-2-2-Tarsal tunnel syndrome (1)
2-2-3-Avascular necrosis (1)
2-2-4-Complete tear of the Achilles tendon (1)
2-2-5-Complete tear tendon Achilles (US ). (1)
2-2-6-Partial tear tendon Achilles (US) (1)
2-2-7-Partial tear tendon Achilles ( MRI ). (1)
2-2-8-Achilles Tendonitis - MRI (1)
2-2-9-Achilles peri tendonitis - MRI (1)
2-3-0-Achilles peri tendonitis - US. (1)
2-3-1-Tenosynovitis of tibialis posterior tendon MRI. (1)
2-3-2-Tendonitis of tibialis posterior tendon (1)
2-3-3-Split of tibialis posterior. (1)
2-3-4-Tear of tibialis posterior (1)
2-3-5-Normal anatomy of peroneus tendon on MRI (1)
2-3-6-Peroneus brevis tear. (1)
2-3-7-Tarsal tunnel syndrome and ganglia. (1)
2-3-8-Tarsal tunnel syndrome and schwannoma. (1)
2-3-9-Tarsal tunnel syndrome and varicosities (1)
2-4-1-Bursa of ankle joint. (1)
2-4-2-Bursa of the ankle joint. (1)
2-4-3- Stress injury. (1)
2-4-4- Accessory anterior inferior tibio-fibular ligament (Bassetts ligament). (1)
2-4-5- Complete rupture of the anterior tibial tendon. (1)
2-4-6-Tenosynovitis of the anterior tibial tendon (1)
2-4-7- Tendinosis of the anterior tibial tendon. (1)
2-4-8- Bipartite medial cuneiform. (1)
2-4-9-Indication of MRI in diabetic foot. (1)
2-5-1- Active osteomyelitis versus active charcot. (1)
2-5-2- Osteomyelitis. (1)
2-5-3- Acute versus chronic charcot. (1)
2-5-4- Chronic Charcot and superimposed osteomyelitis. (1)
2-5-4-1- D.D. between Charcot and osteomyelitis. (1)
2-5-5- KOHLER DISEASE (Articular osteochondrosis of the navicular bone). (1)
2-5-6- Deltoid ligament injury. (1)
2-5-7- Tenosynovitis of extensor carpi ulnaris. (1)
2-5-8- Turf toe. (1)
2-5-9- Plantar fasciitis. (1)
2-6-1- Spring complex ligament. (1)
2-6-2- Lateral hindfoot impingement. (1)
2-6-3- Posterior ankle impingement. (1)
2-6-4- Deltoid ligament. (1)
2-6-5- Gout disease. (1)
2-6-6- Peroneal tendon lesions. (1)
2-6-7- High ankle sprains. (1)
2-6-8-Bone marrow edema D.D. (1)
2-6-9-Deltoid ligament components. (1)

Temporo-mandibular joint

6-0-1- TMJ Dislocation

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