The illustration & photograph wonderfully showing ROTATOR INTERVAL (RI).👍RI is a triangular space in ant part of Rotator Cuff (RC).Many authors claim RI prevent excessive inf/post humeral head translation. Others say RI as area of tissue deficiency&if injured lead to instability

Capsulitis is a simple clinical diagnosis. Ultrasound helps in the detection of the site of maximum inflammation. In this case in the area of the CHL and the paracoracoidal fat pad x.com/search?q=capsu…

State of the Art in Imaging of Acute Coronary Syndrome with Nonobstructed Coronary Arteries | RadioGraphics pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/rg…

Acute chest pain with clean coronary arteries? Discover the imaging workflow. #RGphx César Urtasun Ana Ezponda Miguel Barrio Gorka Bastarrika Clínica Universidad de Navarra @Cmenias RadioGraphics RadioGraphics_Editor 1/14 🧵⬇️ pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/rg…

TpNOCA refers to ACS patients with elevated troponin but no obstructive CAD, with MINOCA indicating myocardial infarction and INOCA indicating ischemia (often from anatomical or functional causes) in this context.

The flowchart outlines the diagnostic approach for suspected ACS, emphasizing exclusion of obstructive CAD, identification of TpNOCA, and the role of advanced imaging in differentiating MINOCA and INOCA entities.

Acute chest pain with clean coronary arteries? Discover the imaging workflow—CT angiography for anatomy, cardiac MRI for tissue, and stress tests for ischemia. bit.ly/3FsGMkj

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Our manuscript about hip microinstability was just published at RadioGraphics !!! New Concepts and Comprehensive imaging evaluation!!! Many thanks for the great work Luis Cerezal and Avneesh Chhabra, MD, MBA, FACR pubs.rsna.org/doi/epdf/10.11…

Calf Muscle Injuries In The Athlete ✍️Written by: Carles Pedret, Stefano Palermi, Sandra Mechó, Gulraiz Ahmad, and Justin C. Lee. Calf injuries are among the most common musculoskeletal issues in sports, particularly affecting amateur athletes due to frequent engagement in

Management of Partial Tears of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament: A Review of the Anatomy, Diagnosis, and Treatment DOI: 10.5435/JAAOS-D-20-00242 This review article discusses partial anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears, aiming to provide clinicians with guidance on anatomy,

🤖¿Sabías que no hay un consenso claro sobre cómo evaluar si una fractura ha consolidado? Hoy revisamos el artículo "Evaluación Radiológica de la Consolidación de Fracturas" publicado en Skeletal Radiology.🧵¡Sigue este hilo para saber más del tema!

🚨Recién salido del horno 🔥 🧬Manejo simplificado del colesterol LDL (c) de Journal of Clinical Lipidology 👀 que se viene🧵 (1/7).

Hip Microinstability: New Concepts and Comprehensive Imaging Evaluation pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/rg…

Especialmente orgulloso de haber publicado nuestra experiencia en este artículo de revisión de la enfermedad de Meniere en @RevistaRADIOLOGIA. #CUNMadrid y #CUNPamplona unidos. kwnsfk27.r.eu-west-1.awstrack.me/L0/https:%2F%2…

🚀Hot off the press 📄 Orgulloso de trabajar con este equipazo. Especial agradecimiento a Ana Ezponda ⚡️ Gran trabajo! doi.org/10.1016/j.rx.2…

Imaging of Cartilage and Chondral Defects: An Overview doi.org/10.3390/life13… This review article provides an overview of cartilage and chondral defect imaging, emphasizing the role of different modalities in evaluating the health and integrity of articular cartilage. While

First day #ISS2025 and it’s off to an amazing start! Learning tons, swapping ideas, and catching up with awesome colleagues International Skeletal Society

For advanced sonographers. Detecting SLAP lesions. x.com/search?q=from%… Don't forget: MRI-diagnosed prevalence of SLAP tears in 53 asymptomatic patients aged 45 to 60 years was 55% to 72% in one of many studies... irheuma.com/de/rheumatolog…

1/My hardest thread yet! Are you up for the challenge? How stroke perfusion imaging works! Ever wonder why it’s Tmax & not Tmin? Do you not question & let RAPID read the perfusion for you? Not anymore!