Systematic Interpretation of Knee MRI: How I do it
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- Efficient review of Knee MRI. More cases are included in the Part II video and on stanfordmsk.claripacs.com (use Chrome or Firefox). From the Chief of MSK Radiology, Stanford University
Excellent and concise. One of the best MRI knee reviews I have come across.
Outstanding tutorial and systematic approach. Thank you for the time and effort in creating this thorough tutorial. Much appreciated.
Much much love and respect from Afghanistan. This really helps me a lot for daily MRI reading at the ward. Thank you 🙏
what a nice way to walk around the knee inside and view all the structures in a logical way . now to put it into practice
Thank you for sharing your precious experiences through RUclips.
I simply wanted to know what I was looking at when I saw my MRI. This was a good lesson for me. I appreciate you taking time to explain. It was very informative and helpful. I had ACL reconstructive surgery and I am now able to follow my own MCL, ALC, and PCL throughout my MRI. Hands down best video I watched all day. And YES I have been watching videos All Day. I re-injured it and I don't want surgery again. TORN ACL's SUCK.
This is one of best ways described to look at Knee MRI. Excellent effort!
Ashish Khandelwal fhaas
Thank you Dr. Beaulieu, well explained and great performance!
Absolutely brilliant demo.
Thank you! needed a systematic way to look at MRI's
Thank you very much doc Beaulieu for very clear explanation on reading MRI
Thank you very much doctor. You made it simple and much organised for me.
Excellent interpretation of Knee MRI . Thanks a lot
Excellent lecture. Interpretation of MRI of the knee.
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT THANKS DOC
Thank you. Very helpful and excellent presentation.
Thanks Dr!very informative presentation!
Very informative and systematic. Thank you!
Very clear , simple and systematic way .. Thank you very much 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Good explanation! I found it very useful.
Very good professor! Helps me a lot! Please make a Playlist of orthopedic contents. Thanks...
EXCELLENT PRESENTATION.VERY HELPFUL.
Dear Doctor Beaulieu,
Great!
Thanks a lot.
Kyung
P.s Thanks for posting this very helpful and informative presentation of Knee MR interpretation.
excellent work Dr #ChrisBeaulieu , please do one for SPINE MRI
This is amazing! thanks!
Excellent tutorial!!!
This is so cool. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent.Thank you very much!Can you please upload how you interpret the MRI of the spine?
Thanx.Good delivery and contents.
Thanks a lot for these systematic MR interpretation videos! Any chance you could do one for the hip joint?
nice job, very clear !
you know would be great if you'd tell us what sequence that was... i don't get it... everyone says t1 bones are dark but i see them white here the hell?!
This is greatly informative and excellent interpretation. However, meniscal tears doesn’t have to reach the articular surface to be considered a tear. If the tear reaches than it’s a grade 3 tear and if not then its grade 1-2
Thank you for the video
Thank you very much!!
Thank you, Dr. Beaulieu
Great Video. Thanks!
Thank you very much, it was very informative, appreciate the effort 🤍🤍
I would appreciate wrist MRI since there is lack of videos, but thanks for the knee, its really masterworked
thank you very much
Well done ! Thanks
Fabulous lecture ...thanks
Nice job, thank you. The images I got are a lot less clear. As quality or resolution goes, is this an above average MRI, or is mine below average?
I'm not a biology or doctor student, this is my just hobby. Actually I wanna be a computer engineer and work on AI and machine learning. Both are kick ass cool.
Could the hypointense small oval lesions in the cartilage on the T1 weighted and FatSat imaging be indicative of early Calcium Pyrophosphate Dihydrate Deposition disease?
Time Stamps for my own use
2:57 Coronal Review
4:40 Coronal Imaging
15:19 Sagittal Review
21:58 Axial Review
thanks！
Thank u so much sir..!!
Thank you!
Now I can read my own knee rmi😂
its very good!so professor?what the name of dicome read u used in this video!
TQSM..so useful
Do you know anything about quad continuation separation injuries? Noone seems to know much about it. It's what I have as well as mild patellar tendinopathy and moderate chondromalacia. Have been struggling to walk properly for nearly a year. Have been doing physio, gets better and then worse if I jar it or trip or walk too much but overall has been getting gradually worse over time and i feel bruising on the front of the patella and some grinding/cracking when I push on it. I could hike a little after I first injured myself (doing a mountain marathon felt tearing in what i thought was my tendon on a descent after a long day going up amd down steep mountains ) and now can barely walk around work/can't walk upstairs with left leg unless I keep it straight. Is there a solution to this? I am trying to find information on this and there's very little.
I have a dislocated kneecap because I fell down at work I had two MRI done one before mpfl surgery and one after surgery, after surgery my kneecap still has subluxation and my surgeon send me to another surgeon for a second opinion and this doctor is the forth surgeon seeing my results and he told me that my knee bone growth has problems like it doesn't have enough groove in one side that's why it's not holding your kneecap, my question is why my MRI results not stating this and why the first three doctors didnt see it. The funny part is he told me I can live my live limping like this or I have to go for an aggressive surgery can you please answer my question
very informative
thank you prof
Thanks!!!
thank you
thank you.
Well how do we know what knee we are looking at if we are looking at the Medial?
The position of the fibula 👍 will tell you
thanks a lot
easiest medial/lateral clue for the axial is there's more fat medially
Amazing💥
thank you
this MRI is very clear. I just got an MRI and got a CD to take home with. Im looking at my MRI right now and mine is not as clear and defined as this one. I don't know why.
yup, the resolution on mine is also a lot weaker...bit disappointed, but I hope it will be conclusive as is..
I believe he was using really nice images taken on a high resolution 3T MRI under ideal conditions with no patient movement. The majority of images today, are performed on a 1.5 T MRI at a slightly lower resolution. Also ANY movement will degrade the picture quality. If your knee hurts, it it really hard to hold still for over 30 minutes. I hope this helps.
My orthopedic place uses foam wedges to help hold the knee still as possible and also he redid on cause i twitched hard
Dont move then.
What should I do if I have a severe knee pain and it went untreated for 10 years because I couldn't afford an MRI
I don't understand the tear part at min11
Hi. Can you give private class on this subject via zoom?
Hi Dr would love an interpretation of my knee mri if you would be so willing
informative
Good
I damaged my knee the most painful thing ever which by all evidence most likely the meniscus so why did my doctor order an X-ray which showed no abnormalities.
It’s not uncommon to start with X-rays to check for fractures or breaks before moving to MRI for soft tissue.
That site is not working. It's just a picture. Unable to scroll. xrayhead.com
Sir can you give your email that i can send you my MRI report.
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somebody was just shooted and killed on the street I guess )))
boring