We are back with new and fresh ideas! 1. We learned that not all people have the means or time to join my virtual MSK fellowship program (yet). So I want to provide as much value here for free as possible and the way we achieve that is by an active community. So I rely on you (!) to make this work. Be an active community member, ask questions and more importantly, answer other people questions if you know the answer. I will try to also answer some of the questions occasionally if time permits. If nothing will be happening here, its your own decision, so make the most out of this community and the smart people we have here and learn from them and with them. Rules: - keep it professional and about MSK radiology and associated topics - no Cat videos! - If you post cases as screenshots, videos, or via www.cmrad.com (which is free), make sure no Patient Data is seen. If the moderator team detects patient data, the post gets deleted and we hand out a warning, after 3 warnings, you're out. Any advice you get here is for educational purposes only and we take no liability for what ever is done with it. We are not responsible for the content posted by users and will try our best to remove posts we deem not suitable. 2. Leaderboards - Be helpful, get points, get rewards. To make the most of our community here, I want to reward active and helpful member of the community every month. Each month the top 3 contributors, based on the 30-day leaderboard chart, are invited to join a live Q&A session of the Virtual MSK Fellowship! 3. There will be a monthly free Q&A (finally!) every 4th Tuesday (dates and time see calendar). Yeah! Now let me see some high fives! GIF ONLY! Cu in Skool -Chris

this is interesting, i was not aware that tendinosis can develop so quickly, images 8 months apart

This image shows a lipohemarthrosis after patella dislocation. 3 layers of fluid. what happended to gravity. What do you think? Answer with an explanation, why you think this happens, can be funny and not scientifically validated. GIF answers allowed :)

See below, maybe write in a post why that is. I am curious.

Thank you, Chris Agten, for your trust and for making me the deputy admin of this community. I will support you where I can. In addition, I will bring in a rheumatological perspective here and gradually contribute short educational videos to the classroom. With this, I also say goodbye to the leaderboard. Abu Baker AlHar, Milton Tobias, and Im Beg, congratulations, you are now #1! [No tagging of members possible so far - that would be a good addition to be implemented by Skool.com!]