Imaging of the Glenoid Labrum: Location Matters! By Michelle Nguyen, MD

[@hamzacayli4874]

Very easy to understand.Excellent work

[@dr.anurajgowda]

This is by far the best talk on labral pathologies. Thanks a ton Dr.Michelle😊

[@kovanast]

Thank you very much for such great videos! The best I've ever seen!

[@user-z5k]

Excellent and very helpful. Thank you so much❤❤❤

[@drsantosh2723]

Really great explanations and images too.

[@ellemisa]

The content is super awesome but the sound volume is a little too low even though I max out my volume bar. Thank you!

[@jalantalbert]

Thank you for helping me understand my SLAP tear. Initial micro traumas from picking up Tennis after 20 years off the courts and a jerking trauma at work. My surgeon should have an easier time now at my Contrast MRI follow up appt next week!!!!

[@tessap5280]

What were the findings

[@jalantalbert]

@@tessap5280
Worse than expected. Rotator cuff tear, partial bicep tendon tear and partial scapular tendon tear.

[@tessap5280]

@@jalantalbert oh dang so definitely surgery for that bummer

[@tessap5280]

@@jalantalbert be more careful when jerking off lol

[@jalantalbert]

@@tessap5280
Yes, unfortunately. Thanks for your interest. ❤️

[@vaishaliupadhyaya7466]

Excellent presentation!

[@rmtheepan009]

Thank you, very informative

[@lizhang2849]

谢谢，很有帮助。

[@bluesky-lq5ne]

speakers speech is so low for whatever reason,so the precious lecture is a little harmed

[@jamessouders8592]

Thank you I thought it was my ears.

[@vikashkumaragarwal5810]

Good talk, volume slight low

[@DaniMant]

Can't hear!