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Spine MRI Radiology can be difficult due to the complex anatomy and the many pathologies that occur. In our posts we have concise explanation of the Spine MRI anatomy, the macroscopic pathology that’s relevant to the Imaging and the Imaging findings in various pathologies.
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NORMAL CONUS POSITION THE NORMAL CONUS To determine if the cord is low lying or potentially tethered its important to know what is the lowest level you can see a conus and still call it normal. The radiology literature varies with a conus at the L2/3 disc or L3 level considered within the normal range. …
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BASILAR INVAGINATION MRI RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS BASILAR INVAGINATION MRI RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS MCRAE'S LINE There can be apparent superior migration of the dens to the foramen magnum. It’s apparent because it’s due to cranial settling with the skull base moving down rather than the odontoid moving up. To assess this on imaging, there are a …
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HOW WILL YOU LEARN IN THE ONSITE AND ONLINE GUIDED MINI FELLOWSHIPS These are three videos of How you will Learn in both our Onsite and Online Mini Fellowships . The 1st is an Overview of Both. 2nd is How the Online Mini Fellowships are run. 3rd is What are some of the new methods …
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OSTEITIS CONDENSANS ILII RADIOLOGY CT SACROILIAC JOINT SIJ DISCUSSION ON OCI Osteitis Condensans Ilii. Typical CT sclerotic changes of Osteitis Condensans Ilii. The sclerosis is continuous with the SIJ margin and particularly on the patient’s right it has a triangular appearance. There is also mild sclerosis in the right sacrum adjacent to the …
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KEY POINTS FROM OUR SPINE MRI COURSES Spine MRI Online Radiology Course: Normal Spinal Enhancement Another three quick images with some basic key points from our online spine MRI courses. Here we look at areas of normal enhancement that can be mistaken for pathology: Normal enhancement of the anterior epidural plexus which can be mistaken …
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 …
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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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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 at the normal appearance of the facet joints, how that …
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SACRAL FRACTURE MRI: HOW TO FIND ON A LUMBAR MRI HOW TO FIND SACRAL FRACTURE ON LUMBAR MRI When the clinical examination and referral notes are inadequate (Back Pain F.I.) the cause of the pain may well be sacral rather than lumbar. On a standard lumbar spine MRI with axial and sagittal scans, the sacrum …
SPINE MRI INCIDENTAL FINDINGS SPINE MRI INCIDENTAL FINDINGS: WHAT'S THE Dx There is a mass in the deep lobe of the left parotid (We don’t have Histology as yet). The key here is noticing the asymmetry between the left and right (Green arrow) lobes. Even though its obvious and large, it’s still easy …
