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Dr. Steven’s, could you put something out like this regarding the treatment of meniscal problems in the knee. Especially if it would be the reason for knee buckling.
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In my eyes the human body is a fragile peace of shit, but this is a great video. I am a medical layman who is teaching myself reading my knee MRI which I obtained after suffering a large and complex mensicus tear (among other things). Many thanks for that!
Fragile-blame the Italian’s. Sorry, Christmas Story too many times as a kid. Some areas that could be updated. Menisci: soft tissue between two weight bearing bones with a poor blood supply-that’s gonna be a concern. Heard lecturer once state the lack of alarm with impending closure of coronary artery represents lack of insightful structure. But the body can take a beating and is incredibly resilient. Quite the machine in my eyes-keep on studying. Stanford lectures are always top notch. Look into Christopher Beaulieu’s videos if you haven’t already.
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One of the best lectures on Meniscal Tear. Thanks indeed.
the best meniscal radiology lecture ive watched, and i've watched a lot.
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Dr. Steven’s, could you put something out like this regarding the treatment of meniscal problems in the knee. Especially if it would be the reason for knee buckling.
Very crisp and detailed. Thanks 🙏
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Very well explained. Can you talk about treatments. Thanks!!
Well illustrated. Thanks.
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Amazing video. Thanks a lot!
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Amazing lecture. Thanks 😊
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In my eyes the human body is a fragile peace of shit, but this is a great video. I am a medical layman who is teaching myself reading my knee MRI which I obtained after suffering a large and complex mensicus tear (among other things). Many thanks for that!
Fragile-blame the Italian’s.
Sorry, Christmas Story too many times as a kid.
Some areas that could be updated.
Menisci: soft tissue between two weight bearing bones with a poor blood supply-that’s gonna be a concern.
Heard lecturer once state the lack of alarm with impending closure of coronary artery represents lack of insightful structure.
But the body can take a beating and is incredibly resilient.
Quite the machine in my eyes-keep on studying. Stanford lectures are always top notch.
Look into Christopher Beaulieu’s videos if you haven’t already.
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great lecture
Very nice 👌 thanks 🙏
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