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NORMAL AND INJURED ELBOW: A PICTORIAL REVIEW OF MRI FINDINGS Page 4 of 29 common extensor tendon (Fig. 5 A, C-E). The extensor carpi radialis brevis is the most frequently involved tendon in commonextensor pathology.
CT EVALUATION OF PATELLAR INSTABILITY Page 14 of 14 Conclusion Patellar instability is a predisposing factor for patellar dislocation. Patellar stability is maintained by various stabilizing muscles and ligaments, particularly the medial ATYPICAL VERTEBRAL HAEMANGIOMAS: A PICTORIAL AND Page 3 of 21 and scattered blood filled cavities. This may in part explain the plain film and computer tomography (CT) findings. On radiographs, vertebral haemangiomas classically have a CLASSIC SIGNS IN THORACIC RADIOLOGY Page 2 of 71 Learning objectives 1- to review 35 classic signs in thoracic radiology. 2- to discuss the pertinent features related to each sign with emphasis on the cause of MICRONODULAR LUNG PATTERN Page 2 of 22 Learning objectives • To recognize the micronodular lung pattern in a high-resolution CT (HRCT). • To identify the predominant distribution of the micronodules: centrilobular, GLUTEAL LESIONS: IMAGING FINDINGS Page 2 of 22 Learning objectives Because the gluteal region consist of different tissue types (skin, subcutaneous and deep fat, blood vessels, anorectal canal, MRI FINDINGS IN GLUTEUS MAXIMUS TENDINOPATHY Page 4 of 16 Fig. 1: An axial diagram of the right hemipelvis. The relationship of the gluteal muscles are shown. The gluteus maximus is the largest, most superficial of the three muscles. SHOULDER MEASUREMENTS USING CT: WHAT THE ORTHOPEDIC Page 2 of 27 Purpose CT is an excellent imaging modality for visualization of normal bone and demonstration of bony pathology. CT has been used for pathologic and non-pathologic measurements CARDIAC AMYLOIDOSIS AND SARCOIDOSIS: A DISCUSSION OF Page 8 of 24 Fig. 2: Cardiac amyloidosis: Short-axis SSFP images (top) showing characteristic cardiac amyloidosis morphology with pericardial effusion (arrows) and ventricular wall thickening. TIBIAL PLATEAU FRACTURES: REVIEW OF THE CLASSIFICATION Page 5 of 48 Findings and procedure details SCHATZKER CLASSIFICATION: 6 types of tibial plateau fractures (3) Fig. 2: Schatzker Classification Types I, II, and II I - Split fracture II - Splitfracture with
NORMAL AND INJURED ELBOW: A PICTORIAL REVIEW OF MRI FINDINGS Page 4 of 29 common extensor tendon (Fig. 5 A, C-E). The extensor carpi radialis brevis is the most frequently involved tendon in commonextensor pathology.
CT EVALUATION OF PATELLAR INSTABILITY Page 14 of 14 Conclusion Patellar instability is a predisposing factor for patellar dislocation. Patellar stability is maintained by various stabilizing muscles and ligaments, particularly the medial CARDIAC AMYLOIDOSIS AND SARCOIDOSIS: A DISCUSSION OF Page 8 of 24 Fig. 2: Cardiac amyloidosis: Short-axis SSFP images (top) showing characteristic cardiac amyloidosis morphology with pericardial effusion (arrows) and ventricular wall thickening.OSSICULAR FIXATION
Page 2 of 18 Learning Objectives To discuss the causes of ossicular fixation, illustrate the associated CT temporal bone findings and highlight the diagnostic value of multiplanar reformats. IMAGING IN PUDENDAL NEUROPATHY Page 2 of 21 Learning objectives The purpose of this educational exhibit is to: 1) Describe typical clinical features of pudendal neuropathy 2) Describe the Imaging Anatomy of the pudendal nerve PAEDIATRIC KNEE RADIOGRAPHS: NORMAL APPEARANCES OF THE Page 5 of 25 Fig. 2: AP knee radiograph demonstrating a Salter Harris type 4 with a fracture of both the epiphysis and metaphysis crossingthe growth plate.
MDCT EVALUATION OF GINGIVO-BUCCAL CANCERS: WHAT THE Page 3 of 30 is lined by the gingiva of the upper and lower alveolus medially and the buccal mucosa laterally and leads into the retromolar trigone posteriorly(Fig 2). MR IMAGING OF THE DIPLOPIA PATIENT: OPTIMUM PROTOCOL Page 2 of 47 Learning objectives To provide an optimum MRI protocol, a structured report, and a differential diagnostic overview of lesions detected in patients with diplopia. CT ANGIOGRAPHY OF THE PERFORATING FLAPS. PRACTICAL GUIDE. Page 5 of 22 - sacral ulcers as a local flap Anatomy: perforator vessels of the superior gluteal artery nourish the SGAP flap. The superior gluteal artery is a terminal CLASSIC SIGNS IN THORACIC RADIOLOGY Page 2 of 71 Learning objectives 1- to review 35 classic signs in thoracic radiology. 2- to discuss the pertinent features related to each sign with emphasis on the cause of ALL THE ROADS LEAD TOTHE HEART: VENA CAVA OBSTRUCTION AND Page 2 of 94 Learning objectives Chronic inferior and superior vena cava (VC) obstruction is an important clinical condition and it is characterized by increased resistance to venous blood flow. SCALP LESIONS INCIDENTALLY DISCOVERED ON THE MRI SCANS OF Page 2 of 15 Aims and objectives Lesions of the scalp are commonly seen on MRI examinations of the brain and skull, though rarely reported. Their true etiology may be puzzling when the medicalevaluation
MRI FINDINGS IN GLUTEUS MAXIMUS TENDINOPATHY Page 4 of 16 Fig. 1: An axial diagram of the right hemipelvis. The relationship of the gluteal muscles are shown. The gluteus maximus is the largest, most superficial of the three muscles. CT EVALUATION OF PATELLAR INSTABILITY Page 14 of 14 Conclusion Patellar instability is a predisposing factor for patellar dislocation. Patellar stability is maintained by various stabilizing muscles and ligaments, particularly the medial IMAGING IN PUDENDAL NEUROPATHY Page 2 of 21 Learning objectives The purpose of this educational exhibit is to: 1) Describe typical clinical features of pudendal neuropathy 2) Describe the Imaging Anatomy of the pudendal nerve GLUTEAL LESIONS: IMAGING FINDINGS Page 2 of 22 Learning objectives Because the gluteal region consist of different tissue types (skin, subcutaneous and deep fat, blood vessels, anorectal canal, ARTIFACTS AT CARDIAC MRI: CAUSES AND HOW TO AVOID THEM Page 3 of 51 Results There are numerous kinds of artifacts that can occur in Cardiac MRI (motion-related Fig. 31 on page 42 or ghosting artefacts , aliasing , turbulent flow, suspectibility MRI OF THE BRACHIAL PLEXUS : A PICTORIAL REVIEW Page 2 of 29 Purpose Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the imaging modality of choice to depict normal anatomy and pathology of thebrachial plexus.
MICRONODULAR LUNG PATTERN Page 2 of 22 Learning objectives • To recognize the micronodular lung pattern in a high-resolution CT (HRCT). • To identify the predominant distribution of the micronodules: centrilobular, MR IMAGING OF THE DIPLOPIA PATIENT: OPTIMUM PROTOCOL Page 2 of 47 Learning objectives To provide an optimum MRI protocol, a structured report, and a differential diagnostic overview of lesions detected in patients with diplopia. CARDIAC AMYLOIDOSIS AND SARCOIDOSIS: A DISCUSSION OF Page 8 of 24 Fig. 2: Cardiac amyloidosis: Short-axis SSFP images (top) showing characteristic cardiac amyloidosis morphology with pericardial effusion (arrows) and ventricular wall thickening. ALL THE ROADS LEAD TOTHE HEART: VENA CAVA OBSTRUCTION AND Page 2 of 94 Learning objectives Chronic inferior and superior vena cava (VC) obstruction is an important clinical condition and it is characterized by increased resistance to venous blood flow. MRI FINDINGS IN GLUTEUS MAXIMUS TENDINOPATHY Page 4 of 16 Fig. 1: An axial diagram of the right hemipelvis. The relationship of the gluteal muscles are shown. The gluteus maximus is the largest, most superficial of the three muscles. CT EVALUATION OF PATELLAR INSTABILITY Page 14 of 14 Conclusion Patellar instability is a predisposing factor for patellar dislocation. Patellar stability is maintained by various stabilizing muscles and ligaments, particularly the medial IMAGING IN PUDENDAL NEUROPATHY Page 2 of 21 Learning objectives The purpose of this educational exhibit is to: 1) Describe typical clinical features of pudendal neuropathy 2) Describe the Imaging Anatomy of the pudendal nerve GLUTEAL LESIONS: IMAGING FINDINGS Page 2 of 22 Learning objectives Because the gluteal region consist of different tissue types (skin, subcutaneous and deep fat, blood vessels, anorectal canal, ARTIFACTS AT CARDIAC MRI: CAUSES AND HOW TO AVOID THEM Page 3 of 51 Results There are numerous kinds of artifacts that can occur in Cardiac MRI (motion-related Fig. 31 on page 42 or ghosting artefacts , aliasing , turbulent flow, suspectibility MR IMAGING OF THE DIPLOPIA PATIENT: OPTIMUM PROTOCOL Page 2 of 47 Learning objectives To provide an optimum MRI protocol, a structured report, and a differential diagnostic overview of lesions detected in patients with diplopia. MICRONODULAR LUNG PATTERN Page 2 of 22 Learning objectives • To recognize the micronodular lung pattern in a high-resolution CT (HRCT). • To identify the predominant distribution of the micronodules: centrilobular, ARTIFACTS AT CARDIAC MRI: CAUSES AND HOW TO AVOID THEM Page 3 of 51 Results There are numerous kinds of artifacts that can occur in Cardiac MRI (motion-related Fig. 31 on page 42 or ghosting artefacts , aliasing , turbulent flow, suspectibility IMAGING IN PUDENDAL NEUROPATHY Page 2 of 21 Learning objectives The purpose of this educational exhibit is to: 1) Describe typical clinical features of pudendal neuropathy 2) Describe the Imaging Anatomy of the pudendal nerve SUPERFICIAL BENIGN SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS LESIONS Page 2 of 21 Learning objectives To recognise the typical imaging characteristics of superficial, benign skin and subcutaneous related soft tissue lesions presenting in the head and neck. ATYPICAL VERTEBRAL HAEMANGIOMAS: A PICTORIAL AND Page 3 of 21 and scattered blood filled cavities. This may in part explain the plain film and computer tomography (CT) findings. On radiographs, vertebral haemangiomas classically have a PAEDIATRIC KNEE RADIOGRAPHS: NORMAL APPEARANCES OF THE Page 5 of 25 Fig. 2: AP knee radiograph demonstrating a Salter Harris type 4 with a fracture of both the epiphysis and metaphysis crossingthe growth plate.
SYSTEMATIC MRI APPROACH OF BASAL GANGLIA AND THALAMIC LESIONS Page 2 of 28 Learning objectives 1. To understand the variety of lesions and imaging features of pathology involving the ganglio-thalamic areas. 2. SHOULDER MEASUREMENTS USING CT: WHAT THE ORTHOPEDIC Page 2 of 27 Purpose CT is an excellent imaging modality for visualization of normal bone and demonstration of bony pathology. CT has been used for pathologic and non-pathologic measurements EXPERIENCE OF USING ULTRASOUND ELASTOGRAPHY FOR DYNAMIC Page 1 of 14 Experience of using ultrasound elastography for dynamic monitoring of recanalization of venous thrombosis of lower extremities in adults and children. ALL THE ROADS LEAD TOTHE HEART: VENA CAVA OBSTRUCTION AND Page 2 of 94 Learning objectives Chronic inferior and superior vena cava (VC) obstruction is an important clinical condition and it is characterized by increased resistance to venous blood flow. ABDOMINAL DESMOID TUMORS: A PICTORIAL REVIEW Page 3 of 22 FAMILIAL form: FAP related. Often intra-abdominal. EPIDEMIOLOGY 0,03% of all neoplasms.Details
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