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Our monthly MRI Web Clinics provide valuable insights into how MR images play a crucial role in diagnosis. With a wealth of annotated images, including 3D visuals and interactive media, our Web Clinics offer an exceptional educational experience that is beneficial for medical professionals at all levels of expertise.
This Month’s Featured MRI Web Clinic
Stenosing Tenosynovitis of the 4th Extensor Compartment
In the May 2024 Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Benjamin Eyer discusses MR imaging of a relatively uncommon clinical entity that causes dorsal wrist pain, swelling and dysfunction.
Recent Web Clinics
In this month’s Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Christopher Smith examines an under-recognized cause of lateral foot pain, and discusses differential diagnoses that may cause similar symptoms.
In this month’s Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. David Rubin explores the utility of MRI in the evaluation of a characteristic deformity of the wrist.
In this month’s Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Mark Awh discusses a group of tendon-related abnormalities in which MRI is useful for both diagnosis and for guiding rapid treatment.
In the first Radsource MRI Web Clinic of 2024, Dr. Leon Toye discusses a characteristic abnormality affecting peripheral nerves, in which the MRI findings may be pathognomonic.
In the last Radsource MRI Web Clinic of 2023, Dr. Ashwin Prabhu discusses the utility of MRI in the evaluation of a subset of critical abnormalities of the upper cervical spine.
In this month’s Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Violet Nikac examines an under-recognized cause of elbow pain, in which MRI is often key to the diagnosis.
Dr. Todd Lanier discusses a characteristic set of findings that may cause diagnostic confusion in the post-operative spine.
Dr. Elizabeth Carpenter discusses an important category of meniscal pathology in which MRI is critical for both diagnosis and treatment determination.
Dr. Derek Stensby discusses an interesting muscle abnormality that is well characterized with MRI.
Dr. Katharine Tansavatdi discusses the MRI appearance, differential diagnosis, and management of a characteristic spinal cord lesion.
Drs. Lake, Wang, Cheng and Resnick provide a comprehensive discussion of anatomical variants and pathology that may be found at and adjacent to the superior labrum of the shoulder.
Dr. Stephen Quinn discusses an uncommon and under-reported cause of post-operative shoulder pain.
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