hi, see separate post for details in this post, please ONLY POST your shoulder MRI CASE you want to discuss at the live event, using this format. Only 1 case per person! 1. post link 2. post clinical information 3. post your specific question(s) example https://www.cmrad.com/cases/1902780251 pain 6 weeks, no trauma, not responding to conservative treatment. Is the subscapularis intact? Any other posts here will get deleted to keep it clean for the stream. You can upvote other peoples cases and I will prefer cases in the live stream with the most votes (as it indicates a question many people would have). However, you need to be live in the stream to get the chance to present your case.

Again and again, I receive questions for second opinions on supposed axial spondyloarthritis. However, it is often osteitis condensans. In some cases, the patients have been treated with TNF blockers for a long time. Fatal. I took this recent case as an opportunity to explain again exactly what aspects to consider when interpreting MRI changes. Click the link now and check out the case. What is your experience?

New YouTube Video Anatomic structure or variant that can be mistaken as a pathology. So next time you see this, you can give it a good name! Thanks for watching. Chris

hi all, great example of when zeroTE imaging or bone MRI can help us be more sure of what we see. https://vimeo.com/889391241/0a546501fa?share=copy

View the case! We recently discussed whether a ganglion in the calcaneus or minimal plantar fasciitis is the cause of the pain. View the case and comment. The extended explanation is found on the last page of the case.