Systematic Interpretation of Knee MRI: Supplemental Cases
Chris Beaulieu
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Additional cases reviewed by Dr. Beaulieu, Chief of MSK at Stanford University, using his systematic approach, and primarily directed at ligament injuries.
17 Comments
@andrewbest5854 1 year ago
Excellent cases with top notch anatomic/pathologic exposition. It's as relevant in 2024 as 2014. Cudos to Dr. Beaulieu.
@nofurtherwest3474 5 years ago
I'm just a regular Joe, not med student. I am starting to understand these more and more. Thank you. I hurt my knee
@MohamedAli-yu5ys 2 years ago
Great cases and thank you very much for the lecture, your way of explanation is fantastic- looking forward to see more MRI -related lectures :)
@pele-moshec2552 4 years ago
Question: I have mild narrowing of the medial compartment in X rays , BUT MRI shows cartilage in good condition . Does it still mean I have arthritis ? MRI report says No significant cartilage lose . Thanks
@IamyetHere 6 years ago
Concerning the first patient, I think I have similar problem. I have the feeling of something upsetting the normal motion between cartilage surface, just in the lateral condile, over the lateral meniscus front horn. Sometimes I feel pops especially during step and changing direction movement, and if I charge knees for a while I ear snaps or creaks, bending knees, when patella reaches that side of femur cartilage.
There is some fluid there, like the example, and femur cartilage is inflamed. The inflammation fluid follows for few lenght the ACL.
I have patella pushing too much on the upper side and lateral side too, few bursitis over the patella, where it encounters patella tendon, and patella medial band is a bit stretched. I suffered osteochondrosis, when I was younger, especially in the region of tibia apophysis, so I fear there are residual strains not solved in the bones, causing wrong pressure distribution between articular surface. Maybe there has been bone strain in femur surface shape, just over the meniscus horn, going worse.
I have too much kiphosis in my back too and slight sacroiliac arthrosis, maybe stressed by pushing forward.
There is some fluid there, like the example, and femur cartilage is inflamed. The inflammation fluid follows for few lenght the ACL.
I have patella pushing too much on the upper side and lateral side too, few bursitis over the patella, where it encounters patella tendon, and patella medial band is a bit stretched. I suffered osteochondrosis, when I was younger, especially in the region of tibia apophysis, so I fear there are residual strains not solved in the bones, causing wrong pressure distribution between articular surface. Maybe there has been bone strain in femur surface shape, just over the meniscus horn, going worse.
I have too much kiphosis in my back too and slight sacroiliac arthrosis, maybe stressed by pushing forward.
Systematic Interpretation of Knee MRI: Supplemental Cases
Chris Beaulieu
98,618 views
Additional cases reviewed by Dr. Beaulieu, Chief of MSK at Stanford University, using his systematic approach, and primarily directed at ligament injuries.