Posteromedial Corner Anatomy on Knee MRI
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Learn which structures comprise the posteromedial corner (PMC) of the knee joint and how to identify them on MRI. I show you my a little bit simplified approach and do not follow the crazy complex illustrations you will find in textbooks or scientific articles. But it works fine in "real life".
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it is a breath of fresh air to see high-level *practical* MSK teaching. Thank you Dr. Agten!
thanks for the compliment Brian :)
I like "simplified approaches". Well done.
thx steve! glad you find it helpful
GreaaaaaaaT video! Go go Dr Agten!!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
great video ! understand a little more on the posteromedial corner
Thanks a lot. It was very helpful
Glad to hear that
Superb lecture!
Thanks a lot!
Excellent
Thanks
Great video!
thx DMC!
Excellent !!
Many thanks!
excellent
Excellent as usual .
Thank you so much
Can you go over the trauma/injury sites for this pathology? Thanks
i will at some point, thx
and good quality MRIs
POL originates proximal or distal to MCL?
Why in gods name to orthopedic surgeonns not go over these injuries after a knee injury!?
Not every inquiry we see on MRI actually matters