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1 2017
2 Take Pride in Performance
3 Knee: Meniscal Tear FSE PD - Sagittal FSE PD - Coronal FSTIR - Coronal
4 Knee: ACL Tibial Avulsion 3D SHARC ISO - Sagittal FSE PD - Sagittal FSTIR - Coronal
5 Knee: Subchondral OA 3D SHARC ISO - Sagittal FSE T2 - Axial GE T2 - Sagittal
6 Elbow: Biceps Tendon Rupture FSE T2 - Axial GE STIR- Axial SE T1 - Axial
7 Elbow: Arthritis & Inflammation 3D SHARC ISO - Coronal
8 Ankle: Osteochondritis Dissecans X-Bone T2 (4 echoes) - Sagittal FSE T2 - Coronal 3D SHARC ISO - Sagittal
9 Ankle: ATFL Tear FSE T2 - Coronal FSE T2 - Axial
10 Foot: Morton s Neuroma FSE T2 - Axial SE T1 - Axial FSTIR - Axial
11 Wrist: Loose Body FSE T2 - Sagittal X-Bone T2 (Fat Suppression Echo) - Axial FSTIR - Axial
12 Hand: Ganglion Cyst 3D SHARC ISO - Coronal FSE PD-T2 - Axial GE T2 - Sagittal
13 Knee: Monolateral Prosthesis W / MAR FSE PD Sagittal (X-MAR) FSE T2 Coronal FSE T2 Coronal (MAR) FSE T2 Coronal (X-MAR)
14 Knee: Total Knee Replacement FSE T2 w/ MAR - Coronal FSE PD w/ MAR - Sagittal FSE T2 w/ MAR - Coronal FSE T2 w/ MAR - Axial
15 Wrist: TFCC Lesion w/ CM SE T1 - Sagittal GE T1 (pre-contrast) - Coronal GE T1 (post-contrast) - Coronal
16 Top Performance In Action
17 L-Spine: Vertebral Fracture SE T1 - Sagittal 3D HYCE ISO - Axial FSTIR - Sagittal
18 L-Spine: Disc Degeneration (Modic I) SE T1 - Sagittal FSE T2 - Sagittal
19 L-Spine: Disc Herniation (Obese Patient) FSE T2 - Sagittal 3D HYCE ISO - Axial SE T1 - Sagittal
20 C-Spine: Arnold Chiari + Syringomyelia FSE T2 - Sagittal SE T1 - Sagittal 3D HYCE ISO - Axial
21 C-Spine: Bulging Disc FSE T2 - Sagittal 3D HYCE ISO - Axial SE T1 - Sagittal
22 C-Spine: Postsurgical Fixation (MAR) FSE T2 - Sagittal 3D HYCE ISO - Axial SE T1 - Sagittal
23 Shoulder: Greater Trochanter Fracture FSE PD - Coronal X-Bone T2 (Fat Suppression Echo) - Axial FSTIR - Coronal
24 Shoulder: Bankart Lesion + Hill Sachs (CM) 3D SHARC (CM) - Axial 3D SHARC (CM) Coronal 3D SHARC (CM) - Sagittal
25 Hip: Labrum Lesion (CM) X-Bone T2 - Axial SE T1 (CM) - Axial X-Bone T2 - Coronal SE T1 (CM) - Coronal
26 Hip: Replacement Prosthesis w/ MAR SE T1 (MAR) - Coronal FSTIR (MAR) - Coronal
27 Knee: MCL Tear + Pes Anserinus FSTIR - Axial FSTIR Coronal FSE T2 - Axial
28 Ankle: Tibial Fracture GE STIR - Sagittal FSE T2 Axial GE T2 - Sagittal
29 Elbow: Old Fracture GE T2 - Sagittal FSTIR - Coronal X-Bone T2 (Fat Suppression Echo) FSE T2 - Axial - Sagittal
30 Wrist: Capitate Fracture GE STIR - Coronal 3D SHARC ISO - Coronal X-Bone T2 (Fat Suppression Echo) SE T1 - Sagittal - Sagittal
31 Hand: Phalangeal Fracture 3D SHARC - Coronal 3D SST1 - Coronal STIR - Coronal FSE T2 - Axial
32 TMJ: Open&Closed Mouth FSE PD Closed Mouth FSE PD Open Mouth 3D HYCE - Coronal
33 Brain: Neuroganglion Cyst FSE T2 - Coronal FLAIR T2 - Axial 3D SST1 - Axial FSE T2 - Axial
34 Brain: Focal Cerebral Atrophy FSE T2 - Axial FLAIR T2 - Axial SE T1 - Sagittal 3D SST1 - Axial
35 Brain: Lacunar Ischemic FSE T2 Axial FSE T2 Sagittal FLAIR - Axial
36 Changing the perspective in MRI
37 L-Spine: Vertebral Fracture SE T1 - Sagittal 3D HYCE ISO - Axial FSTIR - Sagittal
38 L-Spine: Disc Degeneration (Modic I) SE T1 - Sagittal FSE T2 - Sagittal
39 L-Spine: Disc Herniation (Obese Patient) FSE T2 - Sagittal 3D HYCE ISO - Axial SE T1 - Sagittal
40 C-Spine: Arnold Chiari + Syringomyelia FSE T2 - Sagittal SE T1 - Sagittal 3D HYCE ISO - Axial
41 C-Spine: Bulging Disc FSE T2 - Sagittal 3D HYCE ISO - Axial SE T1 - Sagittal
42 C-Spine: Postsurgical Fixation (MAR) FSE T2 - Sagittal 3D HYCE ISO - Axial SE T1 - Sagittal
43 Shoulder: Greater Trochanter Fracture FSE PD - Coronal X-Bone T2 (Fat Suppression Echo) - Axial FSTIR - Coronal
44 Shoulder: Bankart Lesion + Hill Sachs (CM) 3D SHARC (CM) - Axial 3D SHARC (CM) Coronal 3D SHARC (CM) - Sagittal
45 Hip: Labrum Lesion (CM) X-Bone T2 - Axial SE T1 (CM) - Axial X-Bone T2 - Coronal SE T1 (CM) - Coronal
46 Hip: Replacement Prosthesis w/ MAR SE T1 (MAR) - Coronal FSTIR (MAR) - Coronal
47 Knee: MCL Tear + Pes Anserinus FSTIR - Axial FSTIR Coronal FSE T2 - Axial
48 Ankle: Tibial Fracture GE STIR - Sagittal FSE T2 Axial GE T2 - Sagittal
49 Elbow: Old Fracture GE T2 - Sagittal FSTIR - Coronal X-Bone T2 (Fat Suppression Echo) FSE T2 - Axial - Sagittal
50 Wrist: Capitate Fracture GE STIR - Coronal 3D SHARC ISO - Coronal X-Bone T2 (Fat Suppression Echo) SE T1 - Sagittal - Sagittal
51 Hand: Phalangeal Fracture 3D SHARC - Coronal 3D SST1 - Coronal STIR - Coronal FSE T2 - Axial
52 TMJ: Open&Closed Mouth FSE PD Closed Mouth FSE PD Open Mouth 3D HYCE - Coronal
53 Brain: Neuroganglion Cyst FSE T2 - Coronal FLAIR T2 - Axial 3D SST1 - Axial FSE T2 - Axial
54 Brain: Focal Cerebral Atrophy FSE T2 - Axial FLAIR T2 - Axial SE T1 - Sagittal 3D SST1 - Axial
55 Brain: Lacunar Ischemic FSE T2 Axial FSE T2 Sagittal FLAIR - Axial
56 L-Spine: Disc WB Modifications Supine Weight Bearing FSE T2 Sagittal FSE T2 Sagittal
57 L-Spine: Facet Joint Instability (WB) Supine Weight Bearing FSE T2 Axial FSE T2 Axial FSE T2 Sagittal FSE T2 Sagittal
58 L-Spine: Post-Surgery (WB) Supine Weight Bearing L3-L4 L3-L4 FSE T2 Sagittal FSE T2 Sagittal FSE T2 Axial FSE T2 Axial
59 C-Spine: Disc Protrusion (WB) Supine Weight Bearing FSE T2 Sagittal FSE T2 Sagittal 3D HYCE Axial 3D HYCE Axial
60 C-Spine: Flexion & Extension FSE T2 Flexion FSE T2 Neutral Position FSE T2 - Extension Weight Bearing
61 Knee: Overloading and Ligament Laxity Supine Weight Bearing SE T1 Coronal SE T1 Coronal
62 Knee: Medial Impingement Femoro-Patellar Joint Supine Weight Bearing SE T1 Axial SE T1 - Axial
63 Ankle: Plantar Fascitis Tear Supine Weight Bearing
64 KNEE Meniscal Tear KNEE ACL Tear Avulsion ELBOW Biceps Tendon Rupture ELBOW Arthritis/Inflammatio n CLINICAL CASES WRIST TFCC Lesion KNEE Subchondral OA WRIST Loose Body KNEE Monolateral Prosthesis ANKLE ATFL Tear HAND Ganglion Cyst Take Pride in Performance ANKLE Osteochondritis FOOT Morton s Neuroma KNEE Bilateral Prosthesis
65 TMJ Open&Close Mouth C-SPINE Arn. Chiari + Syringomyelia SHOULDER Bankart Lesion SHOULDER Fracture C-SPINE ELBOW Bulging Disc L-SPINE Vertebral Fracture C-SPINE Post-Surgery L-SPINE Modic I CLINICAL CASES WRIST Capitate Fracture HAND Thumb Fracture Old Fracture EVO 16 Brain BRAIN Neuroganglion Cyst BRAIN Top Performance In Action HIP Prosthesic Hip HIP Labrum Lesion L-SPINE Herniation ANKLE Tibial Fracture KNEE MCL Tear BRAIN Lacunar Ischemic Cerebral Atrophy
66 TMJ Open&Close Mouth C-SPINE Bulging Disc C-SPINE Arn. Chiari + Syringomyelia SHOULDER C-SPINE Post-Surgery HAND L-SPINE Disc Modification L-SPINE Facet Joint Instability L-SPINE Post-Surgery WB CASES KNEE C-SPINE Protrusion C-SPINE Flexion - Extension Fracture Thumb Fracture Overloading The Key to Confidence HIP Prosthesic Hip L-SPINE Modic I L-SPINE Vertebral Fracture HIP Labrum Lesion SHOULDER Bankart Lesion L-SPINE Herniation ANKLE Tibial Fracture CLINICAL CASES KNEE MCL Tear WRIST Capitate Fracture ELBOW Old Fracture EVO 16 BRAIN Lacunar Ischemic BRAIN Neuroganglion Cyst BRAIN Cerebral Atrophy KNEE Impingement ANKLE Plantar Fascitis Tear
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