MRI of DRUJ Instability / Distal radioulnar joint instability measurement

In this video, I show you how to assess (and not to assess) distal radioulnar joint instability (DRUJ) with MRI using the epicenter method.
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This video provides you with a challenge to solve a case. It requires a good amount of knowledge and deduction skills - just like Sherlock Holmes.
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[@chrislee7356]

Just had bilteral wrist CT for instbility come up on my list. Your content is pure gold as usual!

[@billysdro5603]

Excellent video - lecture. For the first 5 to 10 wrist MRIs I reported, i wrongly diagnosed ''partial dorsal sublaxation of the ulna''. In time I thought that something is not making any sense (it was not likely that every patient had this pathology,and I stopped reporting this ''finding''. No with this video you have explained to me what my mistake was. Thank you. Keep up with the nice videos - lectures.

[@martinnilsson495]

Very helpful! I've struggled with this more than once. Thank You!

[@DrChristophAgten]

Thy

[@Dr.Komal_Radiologist]

Excellent video, this had always been my doubt you explained it so well. Thanks!

[@emrepakdemirli6479]

Awasome! Fantastic ! Thanks for sharing doctor!

[@c.b.6816]

Excellent. Thank you!
If you have time can you do one on measurements of the foot (Fußfehlstellungen). That would be great!

[@boxster9817]

Brilliant!

[@Gragon]

great. thank you

[@stevejodoin9937]

I’m sorry but this was a little confusing. My mantra is « a radiologist with a ruler is a dangerous radiologist ». I’m a radiologist by the way. I don’t measure a lot of things but when I do I want it to be precise, logical and easily repeatable/reproducible. If it isn’t then I refrain from doing it.

[@DrChristophAgten]

I also don't measure much but if references are wrong we need to understand what going on. Or if we teach others

[@stephaniecummings9494]

HA! FIRST!