Bonjour, je suis un cas clinique difficile avec des imageries atypiques , oedèmes osseux de l'épaule atypique,scintigraphie avec fixation en tête de taureaux ( SAPHO syndrome ou pas, personne ne sais vraiment). anomalies scanner. Probable syndesmophyte .Personne ne sais définitivement faire un diagnostic .Pourrait je faire une analyse de mes IRM et scanner par vos services ? C'est des images atypique d'après les radiologues,si sa vous intéresse 🙂

Hello sir! I need some help. 🙏 I would like to show an MRI report.

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Dr. I’ve been dealing with a bad ankle for 2 years now and I been to multiple people already including a surgeon. Is there any way you would be able to review an MRI and just give your general thoughts and observations?? I know there’s companies that do that online not sure if that’s something you do.

I couldn't explain this in English, let alone my second language. Much appreciation.

My son has this doctor. I am confused. I need help. We have seen his doctor, but he said not to be worried.Sinding Larson Johnson

Hello - do you offer second opinion MRI review? (knee). Thank you!

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Great video dr Agten, 2nd time I see it and was puzzled, last time I called probable hemangioma, not repeating the mistake! Thx a lot! :D

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Solche live-Befundung hilft mir extrem viel, komme gerade ins 4te AA Jahr und muss noch einiges an MSK aufholen. Bitte mehr davon

My MRI showed ligaments torn on my right hip. I have been going for physio and chiro for 2 years since my fall. And finally my orthopaedic surgeon found the identified the cause of my pain on the MRI. I have since gone for surgery to repair my ligaments and muscle. 6 weeks in recovery, very painful Thanks for sharing

I love your hate for the arcuate ligament!

Multiple Ct scans ,now I live in fear of getting cancer. ct scan abdomen pelvis 35 age

Nice case!

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Hi,what MRI machine are you using?

Hello, I have question, when the Distal Radio Ulnar joint ligament tear, can we still have functionality to lift weight, pronation, without a surgery and only do the physio rehabs? thanks

I really enjoy this format, would gladly see more :).

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Is susbcapularis really muscle all the way to insertion of lesser tuberosity and muscles covers humeral head rather than tendon?

I have this and it hurts like hell

If AI can replace radiologist ..then AI can diagnose accurately according to the symptoms and prescribe medicines also accurately. ..so medicine will also be replaced by AI...and robotic surgery is also advancing...its already taking place in many hospitals...so no need for surgeons also...so conclusion no need for doctors..!! conclusion is AI can make work easier but can never replace radiologist or any other doctor...becoz it can not be more accurate than human brain...

I am sure I have this problem.What can I do for fix it.🤢

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After an arthrogram MRI, I was diagnosed with this injury over 1 year ago. I was given the option of open surgery or ongoing physio therapy. I opted for physio therapy however I have never fully recovered. The injury is at its most painful when doing a flat bench press with a barbell. I’m managing to workout regularly however I fear I will never be back to my best. Seriously considering the surgery however I would like to exhaust all other options first.

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you're a freaking genius because you are able to simplify things which are far from being simple!! congratulations

I appreciate how thorough you are. I recently had a shoulder dislocation. Would you review my MRI?

I would definitely like to send this Dr my knee MRi. Mine looked ugly😂

I asked Dr Stoller about the ALL. He said it no longer exists and there were some orthopod groups claiming to repair it. I personally think it does exist. But unsure whether orthopods actually consider it significant, as it’s unlikely to be torn in isolation

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What does it mean when you have lots of white lines on your ankle

Hello sir, I have a knee injury, I have a partial ACL tear along with an MPFL strain, but there seems to be an area of 'missing cartilage' just near the mpfl, on the medial part of trochlea, it may be medial plica or something else, I couldn't identify any intraarticular loose bodies so I am not sure if it is a chondral defect or not. Could you please take a look, my anonymized DICOM images are uploaded to drive.google.com/drive/folders/1QsVrYYt_L1hmHCer0r78JqWPjDWHyvUY?usp=drive_link Thank you in advance (if you do have a look), another question is wriberg type - c/3 patella a developmental defect or something genetic? Also, my infrapatellar plica looks very thickened, are there causes for this and could this cause any problems? There also seems to be a band of tissue that is broken off at the back of the knee (cor pd fatsat views on oldest and latest MRI), seems to be a torn ACL bundle but I am not sure, its upper end points toward the lateral wall of the medial femoral condyle, it is only seen on the oldest and latest MRIs but not in the second one (why is that? because the slices were at slightly different places , we can't see the band or is it an artifact?). This band of tissue appears dark on the coronal PD fat sat image of the oldest MRI but appears white on the cor pd fatsat image of the latest MRI. Maybe it is a torn meniscofemoral ligament? To my amateur eye - looks like I have an MPFL strain, ACL sprain , fluid around lateral meniscus coronary ligament, extremely thickened infrapatellar plica. Pardon me for any ambiguity since I am no radiologist just a person with a knee injury who tried my best to research the knee. Anyway, whether you have a look or not, love your videos and please continue posting more, I really think it is non-radiologists who have some kind of injury or are simply interested in MSK are the most interested in your videos! My symptomns- Mildly painful clicking medial to the patella (top of patella) Pain and clicking at the back of knee on medial side, seems some kind of hamstring tendon strain but I can't see anything on MRI Knee feels loose (likely due to ACL sprain) Anterolateral knee pain (this started just before the latest MRI) but MRI in that region was clean

Are you able to give me an opinion on a mri I got ? I have been dealing with an ankle injury for 2 years now.

Increase in cut off value means ? Like if thenormal ratio for IS is 1.2. We should add 0.09 to 0.13 to that ratio if done through mri?

i stomped my foot about 7 months ago onto a concrete floor and felt like i broke my foot and my whole foot and ankle swelled up and it still swollen 7 months later. how would it still be swollen? bloodclot?

Going through everyday cases is super helpful. More of these please!

Hi, im a 4th year radiology resident and have pain in my feet, first the right, now the left, the right after light trauma. Done MRI. Sinus tarsi syndrome? Do you offer online reviews / consultation? No good MSK specialists in my area.

Thank you so much for covering this. Is it safe to assume that patients could feel impingement/pressure along the fibula during ankle dorsiflexion if the mass is in the anterolateral gutter?

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I am really a big fan of your clear informative videos... so big thank you :) Wondering if you have discussed before how to suspect a transitional vertebrae in MRI study ...

Very helpful! I was the first person in 18yrs that my Dr has seen with a torn calcaneocuboud ligament, so she wasn’t able to inform me in the best way. This gave me a perfect understanding of what I did to my foot and how to best support it through the healing process.

Very interesting. Great job.

I live in US. My Consultant thinks I have a labral tear and has ordered an MRI (without contrast). As I'm acutely claustrophobic, I'm getting fully sedated with a GA. I am thinking that if I have a GA, just so I can cope with an MRI, wouldn't it make sense to ask that the MRI is with contrast? I want the best shot at getting as informative an MRI as possible first time round. Do you have any thoughts/advice for me? Thank you for any help!