Ankle MRI Anatomy | Radiology anatomy part 1 prep | How to interpret an ankle MRI

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Our MSK imaging tutorials continue. Today we review ankle MRI anatomy. We’ll cover the major ankle and foot bones, ligaments and tendons.
Easily identify these structures: tib-fib syndesmosis, lateral and medial ankle ligaments, achilles tendon, peroneus brevis and longus tendons, posterior tibial tendon, flexor digitorum longus tendon, flexor hallucis longus tendon as well as the anterior ankle tendons.
Make sure you have your bony anatomy waxed by watching the ankle and foot radiograph video here: • Bones of the Foot and ...
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:37 Overview of bones
3:00 Ligaments
5:24 Lateral ligaments
8:29 Medial/deltoid ligaments
9:58 Spring ligaments
13:52 Tendons
14:08 Posterior tendons (Achilles)
15:25 Medial tendons
17:50 Lateral tendons
19:17 Anterior tendons
19:51 Plantar fascia
21:03 Sinus tarsi
21:45 Summary
Cases for this video can be found at www.radiopaedia.org:
- Case courtesy of Dr Andrew Dixon, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 43117
- Case courtesy of Craig Hacking, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 87765
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This was one that I struggled with, so I am very glad to see you cover the MR ankle. A great video and very well-explained as always. Thank you!

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Kudos on another outstanding video. I thoroughly enjoy watching your MSK MRI videos. As a sports medicine physician, obviously I pay attention to the ATFL, perhaps the most commonly injured ligament in the body. However, clinically I also see damage to the bifurcate ligament, which I can identify sonographically. Unless I missed it, I didn’t see that you made any mention of this key supporting ligament in your video. Thoughts?

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Helpful

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One of your best talks mike👌namaste from all my colleagues in India 🙏..next talk if you could keep on MRI wrist and hand

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Thank you Viraj 🙏🏻 greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦 definitely plan on doing wrist soon!

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Great presentation..when will you do the muscles of the foot?Are you still doing anatomy videos because you have lately focused on physics.

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My intention is to get the physics videos completed in one go! Once they’re done they’re done ✅ and I never have to do them again. Will try to sprinkle in some other videos along the way but can only focus on so much at a time ☺️

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The subtitles are automatically generated by KZbin 👍🏼 reckon they can’t quite pick up my accent combined with medical terms

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I had a ankle surgery 2 weeks and still in my foot swollen. How long it’s take s to heal the my ankle to weight bearing?

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It varies so much depending on the type of injury as well as the severity of the injury.

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