Ok folks, since you all like quizzes, here is one. I made a video, young person, football (soccer). ankle twisting injury, severe pain. I scroll through the sagittal images and you tell me 2 findings (not ligaments). You post like this: finding 1: finding 2: From all who get it right, I will draw randomly a winner to discuss one of your cases on a short video call. Quiz ends End of August 2023 Lets go!

Female 40 y.o. without any trauma, have some sport activity 3-4 times per week. She got severe pain syndrome through the night (10 VAS), took NSAID - it has helped (VAS 3-4), but then pain returned back. She has pain by palpation lateral side of the tibia. What does this edema look like? I realy don't know... Full pic

hi guys, I try a new format, just going through main findings in a couple of cases from the last hour. i am interest in your feedback about the value of such a video. I am not about the education value. please let know here in the comments. https://vimeo.com/853129969/7067d446cb thanks chris P.S. I'll post it on YouTube if feedback is sufficient lol

Hello everyone. Just wanted to show you a Case with two subtle pathologies in a Knee-Exam. 55 years old female Patient with left-sided medial knee pain since 4 weeks. She is physical active but not a professional Athlete. No Trauma. Can you find the pathology/-ies? Answer following soon. https://www.cmrad.com/cases/1841374384

70-year-old male patient with chest and back pain, and lower extremity weakness for the past 1 week. history of night sweats