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.
In this month’s Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Hilary Orlowski discusses a rare congenital condition that affects the spine, spinal cord, and visceral organs. While severe cases are typically diagnosed prenatally or in infancy, more subtle cases may not be recognized until adulthood, emphasizing the need for radiologists to be familiar with the spinal MRI findings.
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This month's Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Joanna Costello reviews a common painful knee condition that primarily affects teenagers, emphasizing the MRI findings that are a clue to disease activity in patients of all ages, as well as those that distinguish the condition from others that have a similar clinical presentation.
This month’s Radsource MRI Web Clinic illustrates a relatively unusual entity that can clinically mimic disc herniation, synovial cyst, and other causes of thoracolumbar radiculopathy. Dr. Malisa Lester discusses the entity and highlights the MRI findings that distinguish it from similar pathology.
In this month's Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Christopher Smith describes a benign cause of a palpable mass, detailing the MRI characteristics that support the diagnosis. The Clinic also discusses other lesions with a similar appearance, emphasizing the clinical and imaging findings that help with the differential diagnosis.
In this month’s Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Meera K. Namireddy and her colleagues Brady Huang, Eddie Smitaman, and Don Resnick address the multiple imaging manifestations of musculoskeletal conditions related to an important category of crystal deposition.
In the April Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Tito Rosas discusses the MRI findings of a bone disorder commonly encountered in elderly patients. While the radiologic features are fairly easily recognizable, the MRI appearance can be variable and deceptive, especially if MRI is interpreted without the aid of other imaging studies. This Clinic details features that can help avoid misdiagnosis and aid in patient management.
In this month's Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Neil Kennedy highlights the MRI and clinical features of a specific meniscal lesion seen in knees with torn anterior cruciate ligaments. These "ramp lesions" have important implications for subsequent knee stability.
Interpreting MRI studies performed after surgical procedures can be challenging. In this month's Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. David A. Rubin describes common procedures that attempt to restore damaged articular cartilage in the knee, together with the expected and abnormal post-operative imaging findings.
In the first Radsource Web Clinic of 2026, Dr. Ryan Schmidt describes an often overlooked cause of knee arthritis, and discusses MRI imaging findings that are clues to distinguishing the disease from other similar disorders.
In the final Radsource MRI Clinic of the year, Dr. Willis Huang discusses capsular and ligament lesions in the shoulder that can be associated with shoulder dislocations and throwing injuries. Radiologists should be familiar with these disorders in addition to the more common labral and glenoid abnormalities.
In this month's Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Jonathan Kraas and Dr. Tomas Marek provide an in-depth discussion of an ankle injury that is becoming more prevalent, emphasizing how MRI findings are used to help guide clinician's decisions regarding optimal treatment.
In this month's Radsource MRI Web Clinic, Dr. Camilo Borrero provides an update on a chest wall injury associated with weightlifting, emphasizing recent discoveries concerning the relevant anatomy, imaging findings, and clinical considerations.
In this month's Radsource Web Clinic, Dr. Katharine Tansavatdi presents an unusual cause of cervical myelopathy that typically affects young men, and which has characteristic MRI findings.
