Another awesome Imaging video! I always look forward to your imaging videos, which give me a better perspective on the salient features I should look for when ordering imaging. I always like to interpret any imaging to avoid relying on a radiologist 👍
You should be able to receive a disk you can put in your desktop computer to view the images, you ask the office that performs the MRI for the images and notes be sent to you. They also might give you a QR code to scan and access your images online. Then you can watch these videos and compare and contrast.
Hi great video. I have a question? My side to side view… of my latest MRI on my neck is quite normal. However, my axial view is not, it’s showing multi level disc herniations pressing on my spinal cord. Moreover, 2 years ago I had a c5/6 disc replacement surgery but after three months I started to get symptom’s back. It was reported that there are some bone spurs on the that disc. On the axial view at c5/6 it confirms this as there is a huge disc bulge pressing on my cord……but on my report it says the scan is normal? I think this is wrong as they are only looks as the side by side view? I have neck pain and pain on hands…….
For sure, I'll keep that in mind. In the meantime, I think this diagram from radiopedia is pretty good radiopaedia.org/cases/park-grading-system-for-cervical-foraminal-stenosis
Yeah the bone marrow signal is often kind of heterogeneous on T2. I use my T1 for the bones and anything darker than neighboring muscle on T1 is something to worry about.
This was very informative, but not as helpful when looking at my MRI. Apparently, I have cervical spondylolisthesis and I can find no information on it.
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Great review! Very thorough
Thanks Dr Jake!
love ur videos, very simple and insightful👏🏼
Glad to hear and thanks for watching!
Another awesome Imaging video! I always look forward to your imaging videos, which give me a better perspective on the salient features I should look for when ordering imaging. I always like to interpret any imaging to avoid relying on a radiologist 👍
So glad to hear it. I’ve been meaning to ask you, what is your specialty? Thanks as always for watching!
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Thank you very much, very insightful
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching.
Great review. I do wish there was a way to look at my MRIs. I've had a lot of difficulty getting true answers
You should be able to receive a disk you can put in your desktop computer to view the images, you ask the office that performs the MRI for the images and notes be sent to you. They also might give you a QR code to scan and access your images online. Then you can watch these videos and compare and contrast.
Hi great video. I have a question? My side to side view… of my latest MRI on my neck is quite normal. However, my axial view is not, it’s showing multi level disc herniations pressing on my spinal cord. Moreover, 2 years ago I had a c5/6 disc replacement surgery but after three months I started to get symptom’s back. It was reported that there are some bone spurs on the that disc. On the axial view at c5/6 it confirms this as there is a huge disc bulge pressing on my cord……but on my report it says the scan is normal? I think this is wrong as they are only looks as the side by side view? I have neck pain and pain on hands…….
Excellent. Please do a video on how to grade mild ,moderate and severe stenosis of neural foramina please .
For sure, I'll keep that in mind. In the meantime, I think this diagram from radiopedia is pretty good
radiopaedia.org/cases/park-grading-system-for-cervical-foraminal-stenosis
Do you look at throat and back of tounge and thyroid on a cervical spine mri?
a lot of times those structures are not well seen or within the field of view
Is the grainy signal of the bone marrow on t2 normal? And if yes, why is it so?
Yeah the bone marrow signal is often kind of heterogeneous on T2. I use my T1 for the bones and anything darker than neighboring muscle on T1 is something to worry about.
This was very informative, but not as helpful when looking at my MRI. Apparently, I have cervical spondylolisthesis and I can find no information on it.
Pls send mail id sir i send mri report and image