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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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Home SPINE IMAGING COURSE: SPINE MRI CT XRAY RADIOLOGY Spine Imaging Courses. Learn about imaging the spine in our Guided Spine Imaging Mini Fellowships. 30 Day courses that cover the Anatomy, Pathology that assists in the diagnosis and Imaging of spinal abnormalities. Where to Look, What to Look for and How to Report…With Confidence. OUR …
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FACET FRACTURE RADIOLOGY CT DISCUSSION FACET FRACTURE CT APPEARANCE The facet is fractured (Pink arrows) but there is no evidence on this image of facet subluxation or dislocation. However the facet joint is widened inferiorly (Green arrow) indicating that the facet capsule must be torn. FACET FRACTURE RADIOLOGY CT: SLIDER TO VIEW IMAGES ARE …
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SPINE LIGAMENTS MRI INJURY RADIOLOGY TRAUMA INTERSPINOUS WHAT'S THE Dx: INTERSPINOUS LIGAMENT TRAUMA The MRI demonstrates trauma to the interspinous ligament with increased T2FS signal in the region of the interspinous ligament. The interspinous ligament lies between the spinous processes. Oedema indicates trauma to the region but is also a clue to the …
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VERTEBRAL ARTERY DISSECTION RADIOLOGY MRI DIAGNOSIS MRI VERTEBRAL ARTERY OCCULSION: DISCUSSION VERTEBRAL ARTERY OCCULSION With spinal trauma its essential to look at the signal of the vertebral arteries as there can be dissection. In most cases we don’t do a routine MRA so being able to spot a dissection on the standard scans …
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FACET SYNOVIAL CYST RADIOLOGY MRI LUMBAR SPINE DISCUSSION ON FACET SYNOVIAL CYST This is a facet synovial cyst. These arise from the facet joint and can expand in any direction. Look for a well defined , walled structure that follows fluid signal on all sequences. WHAT ARE THE FINDINGS FACET CYST MRI Well …
BASILAR INVAGINATION MRI RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS WHAT IS BASILAR INVAGINATION / IMPRESSION BASILAR INVAGINATION RADIOLOGY RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS: Subluxation at C1/2 in Rheumatoid Arthritis can occur in three directions. Axial (Horizontal). Vertical and, Lateral. Vertical subluxation is when C2 moves proximally towards the foramen magnum and is called Basilar Invagination or Basilar Impression. Basilar Invagination is when …
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Home SPINE IMAGING WEBINAR SPINE MRI CT WEBINAR: Videos from our webinars Spine Imaging Webinar MRI CT. The Spine Imaging webinars are presented in a way to help easily learn, remember and show how to report important aspects of Spine MRI and CT. All our Spine Imaging webinars are below. Just click on any of …
MRI SPINE FOR RHEUMATOLOGISTS & (RADIOLOGISTS) In this video below we look at how to assess a MRI Spine Ankylosing Spondylitis & Spondyloarthritis (SpA ) for Rheumatologists (and Radiologists ) and look at the SIGNAL CHANGES YOU NEED TO KNOW AND WHAT THEY MEAN. This is the 2nd part of a 3 part series on …
MRI SPINE FOR RHEUMATOLOGISTS & (RADIOLOGISTS) How to assess Ankylosing Spondylitis and Spondyloarthropathy Part 1: The Sequences you need to know. Rheumatologists should be able to assess a MRI Spine for changes of Ankylosing Spondylitis and Spondyloarthropathy. We have a 3 part series for Rheumatologists (and Radiologists 😀) on how to have a structure to assess …
SPONDYLOTIC MYELOPATHY MRI RADIOLOGY DISCUSSION SPONDYLOTIC MYELOPATHY Spondylotic Myelopathy is a term used when there is increased cord signal due to extrinsic compression. Patients will often be symptomatic with cord related symptoms. By using the term you are indicating that the patient’s symptoms can potentially be reversed by relieving the compression. WHAT …
