Anatomy and How to Read an MRI of the Knee｜其他商品

Course Description:
This course reviews anatomy of the knee and takes a deeper dive in reading and understanding knee injuries when reading a MRI.  A clinician should have a consistent and specific methodology approach when it comes to reading an MRI, this will ultimately limit the amount of key structures that you miss or misinterpret. Whether the patient is having acute or chronic knee pain, radiographs are usually a straight forward reading and can give an accurate outcome of what is going on with the patient, if more information is needed an MRI is the next step. The different types of meniscal tears are discussed in this talk, along with the pathology and MRI diagnostic techniques.
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