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Is there currently any role for dynamic MRI scans to assess the weakness or excessive bulging of the posterior wall of the inguinal canal in patients with “sports hernia”. Should a dynamic protocol be included in the imaging assessment? Inguinal hernias will mostly be diagnosed on non-dynamic scans. In general the current imaging protocols focus around the pre-pubic aponeurotic complex injuries (rectus - adductor longus aponeurosis) and other causes of hip and groin pain.

Here a nice case of a Tfcc tear, that went on to surgery, confirmed, now retear. The preop scan was no arthro (i think they didnt specifically ask about the tfcc) , postop we did arthrography https://vimeo.com/1058854265/38c8b2894b?ts=0&share=copy if you like such short video explanations, why not join the Virtual MSK Fellowship, where you get multiple of these every week, even on your own cases! Just book a call here: Book Free Strategy Session cu there 🚀 -Chris

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

Does anyone have good reference articles on the concept of bone marrow edema-like-lesions with regard to significance, nature, pathology and causes?