1. Atypical Femur Fractures

    November 2017 Thomas Hash, M.D.

    A 62 year-old female with a history of arthritis has had vague left thigh pain for several months. An MRI was performed to evaluate the musculature and femur.

    Femur Leg MRI MRI Interpretation

  2. Osteomyelitis

    October 2017 Gary Howell, M.D.

    A 16 year-old male presents with pain for 2-3 weeks following a soccer injury.  An MRI was performed for suspected cartilage injury.

    Knee MRI MRI Interpretation

  3. Pseudomeningocele

    September 2017 Larry B. Poe, M.D.

    35 year-old obese female was status post a recent microdiscectomy at L4-5 with resolution of radicular symptoms. Three days post-operatively she developed headaches and episodic recurrent left radicular symptoms.

    MRI MRI Interpretation Spine

  4. The Calcaneofibular Ligament

    August 2017 Jeffrey Simon, M.D.

    A 49 year-old male suffered an ankle inversion injury requiring reduction 2-3 weeks prior to imaging and presents with continued pain and swelling. MRI was performed to evaluation for ankle subtalar joint dislocation.

    Foot/Ankle MRI MRI Interpretation

  5. Spinal Epidural Lipomatosis with Review of Visceral Fat Deposition in Obesity

    July 2017 Gabrielle Bergman, M.D.

    A 49 year-old moderately obese male with a one-year history of chronic low back pain, numbness and sensation of weakness at bilateral thighs, without neurological deficits on clinical exam, undergoes lumbar spine MR imaging.

    Low Back MRI MRI Interpretation Spine

  6. Common Peroneal Nerve Abnormalities

    June 2017 William Millard, M.D., Chris Bruno, M.D., Brady Huang, M.D., Donald Resnick, M.D., FACR

    A 17-year-old male presents with foot drop 4 months following surgery for an ACL tear and a posterolateral corner injury. Axial fat-suppressed proton density-weighted (1a), axial fat-suppressed T2-weighted (1b,c) and coronal fat-suppressed T2-weighted (1d) images are provided.

    Knee Masses MRI Interpretation

  7. Klippel Feil Syndrome

    May 2017 Carol Ashman, M.D.

    A 60 year-old woman presented to her physician complaining of upper and lower extremity pain. A (1a) T2-weighted sagittal MR image and (1b) sagittal and (1c) coronal cervical spine CT images are provided.

    MRI Interpretation Spine

  8. Acromioclavicular Trauma in the Skeletally Immature Patient

    April 2017 Ingrid Kjellin, M.D.

    An 11 year-old boy presents with shoulder pain after a fall from a tree. T1-weighted (1a) and T2-weighted (1b) coronal oblique fat-suppressed images, and a fat-suppressed T2-weighted (1c) axial image through the left shoulder are provided.

    MRI MRI Interpretation Musculoskeletal MRI Shoulder

  9. Atypical Scan Angles in Musculoskeletal MRI

    March 2017 Nabeel Anwar, M.D., Leon Toye, M.D.

    In the March 2017 Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Drs. Leon Toye and Nabeel Anwar discuss the utility of non-orthogonal imaging planes in the evaluation of the musculoskeletal system.

    Elbow Foot/Ankle Hip Knee MRI Interpretation Musculoskeletal MRI Shoulder

  10. Costal Cartilage Injuries

    February 2017 Mark Awh, M.D.

    A 26 year-old football player presents with severe anterior chest pain following a tackling injury. MRI of the sternum was performed. A (1A) fat-suppressed T2-weighted coronal image and (1B,C) fat-suppressed proton density-weighted axial images are provided.

    Cartilage Chest MRI MRI Interpretation

  11. Achilles Tendon Pathology

    January 2017 Michael Stadnick, M.D.

    In the 1st MRI Web Clinic of 2017, Dr. Michael Stadnick revisits a site of tendon pathology that is a common source of morbidity in adult patients.

    Foot/Ankle MRI Interpretation Tendon

  12. Chondroid Lesions

    December 2016 Pamela H. Burdett, M.D.

    In this month’s Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Pamela Burdett discusses the evaluation and management of one of the most commonly encountered osseous lesions in musculoskeletal MR.

    Arm MRI Interpretation

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