plantar vein thrombosis can be hard to see if not expected or never seen before. https://vimeo.com/1021589562/65cf61a363?share=copy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OK0_MTI27vc

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Insertional lateral cord plantar fasciopathy Here a nice case, seen couple of times in the online fellowship, you need to see it once and will never forget. And because we see similar great cases around all joints every week in the Q&A sessions, people in the fellowship learn exponentially (10x) compared to traditional methods. so if you are interested of joining the virtual MSK fellowship visit www.virtualmskfellowship.com and schedule a call to learn more, get all your questions answered, and also to analyse your personal situation in your life and job, so we can explore your motivation, opportunities and make sure we can help you to become super confident and super fast in MSK MRI interpretation. Reference: https://www.ajronline.org/doi/full/10.2214/AJR.17.19218

I like doing dynamic MR angiography i rheumatology imaging. even if we see most of it on the post contrast series, it gives a nice and easy overview, especially for the clinicians

hi, interesting to see the HADD in SSP only on bone MRI (zeroTE), on fluoroscopy not really, although we can assume it, slightly medially projected over bone, still i thought this is interesting and worth sharing with you guys p.s. was easy to see on standard MRI sequences, so.. not a diagnostic problem