https://vimeo.com/1056263128/b93857db5a?ts=0&share=copy accessory palmaris longus muscle variant

Here a video about compartment syndrome of the foot. rare, first case for me. I will briefly show the case and findings, then some anatomy in relation to the compartments. this case was surgically confirmed and prospectively reported. If you ever get one of those, I think it will be easy after watching this video. bw chris

It was quite a task but I made it. ​At the beginning of 2024, I had this idea. An idea so powerful and crazy, that I was a bit afraid of doing it, to be honest. Well, I had this idea for a long time, but at new years eve I finally decided to take action and started working on it in January, while teleradiology business was calm. And here is a little trick I didn't just started working on it secretly, I told everybody that I am doing it! Why? Because that creates commitment and accountability. It is a great trick for many things if you suffer from procrastinating. So I told everybody in March I will bring this idea to life. I wanted to teach people how to report knee MRI in under 5 minutes. 5min! I had only 8 weeks to do everything from scratch. The first few weeks I was building out the script and outline. Good! I was investing in new equipment to film, new lights, new backdrop, new background lights etc. That is nice, and it took me way to long lol. I prepared all the PowerPoint slides and structure to film etc. By the time it was February, I had all the equipment, I tested it, but haven't filmed a single minute of content yet 😯 However, people were already purchasing the 5min knee MRI masterclass. I was getting more and more nervous. What If I don't finish in time? There was always something else to do (mainly family and teleradiology). So I made some changes to my schedule to get a full day of filming and bäm... 50% was recorded in one single day and I finished week 1 of the training after editing and uploading the course material to the platform in the same week the course launched. I was ready to launch, phew... So when week 1 launched on March 1st, I did not yet have the other 4 weeks ready. In a big push and another whole day of filming, editing and 2 more days of uploading and creating the other weeks, I managed to finish the full course this week (while students are still working through week 1). And I am really happy to see what this first cohort of 45 radiologists will achieve with the training, more on this in the upcoming weeks.

hi all, great example of when zeroTE imaging or bone MRI can help us be more sure of what we see. https://vimeo.com/889391241/0a546501fa?share=copy