DAY 16 MEDIAL EPICONDYLITIS ANATOMY
” Progress is not an illusion, it happens, but it is slow and invariably disappointing. ” George Orwell WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY Previous Next
Lessons
DAY 15 LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS DICOMS
” Productivity is never an accident. It is always the result of a commitment to excellence, intelligent planning, and focused effort. ” Paul J. Meyer WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY Previous Next
DAY 14 LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS PATHOLOGY
” Chains of habit are too light to be felt until they are too heavy to be broken. ” Warren Buffet WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY Previous Next
DAY 13 LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS ANATOMY
” Talent matters-especially at elite levels- but people talk themselves out of giving their best effort long before talent becomes the limiting factor. ” James Clear WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY Previous Next
DAY 12 REVIEW & QUIZ DAY
” Start small and start immediately. ” Cal Newport WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY Previous Next
DAY 11 TRICEPS DICOMS
” Start small and start immediately. ” Cal Newport WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY
DAY 10 TRICEPS PATHOLOGY
” If you genuinely care about the goal, you’ll focus on the system. ” James Clear WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY Previous Next
DAY 09 TRICEPS ANATOMY
” Less mental clutter means more mental resources available for deep thinking. ” Cal Newport WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY Previous Next
DAY 08 BRACHIALIS DICOMS
” Plan your work for today and every day, then work your plan. ” Margaret Thatcher WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY
DAY 07 BRACHIALIS PATHOLOGY
” The biggest generator of long-term results is learning to do things when you don’t feel like doing them. ” Farnom Street WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY Previous Next
DAY 06 BRACHIALIS ANATOMY
” Lack of direction, not lack of time, is the problem. We all have twenty-four hour days. ” Zig Ziglar WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY Previous Next
DAY 05 BICEPS TENDON DICOMS
” Good work habits help develop an internal toughness and a self-confident attitude that will sustain you through every adversity. ” Paul J. Fleyer WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY
DAY 04 BICEPS TENDON PATHOLOGY
“Don’t waste a good mistake, Learn from it. ” Robert Kiyosaki WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY Previous Next
DAY 03 BICEPS TENDON ANATOMY
“Motivation often comes after starting, not before. Action produces momentum. ” James Clear WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY Previous Next
DAY 02 BURSAE AROUND THE ELBOW
“Depending on what they are, our habits will either make us or break us. We become what we repeatedly do.” Sean Covey WHAT WILL WE COVER TODAY Previous Next
DAY 01 SEQUENCES & VARIANTS
“Do not think about finishing the course. Just think about putting in the Time.” Barbara Oakley Welcome to the Online Elbow MRI guided Mini Fellowship. We will go through a lot of things but the most important of all is the anatomy. The elbow is full of small important structures and often the biggest …
DAY 14 HEEL FAT PAD OEDEMA
There are multiple cause for heel pain and we looked at Plantar Fasciitis in the course. Here we look at heel fat pad. HEEL FAT PAD OEDEMA HEEL FAT PAD OEDEMA WHAT IS IT Isolated Inflammatory and oedematous changes in the heel fat pad. WHY DOES IT OCCUR Usually due to either …
DAY 13 MORE OSSICLES AROUND THE ANKLE
In the course we looked at three Ossicles (Naviculare, Trigonum and Peroneum). But there are others around the ankle that can be confused with pathology. In this post we look at the other ossicles that can be found around the ankle from a nice review article on Ankle and Foot Ossicles (Reference below). THE OTHER …
DAY 12 SMALL AVULSION FRCATURES
Small avulsion fractures can be difficult to visualise on MRI as the avulsed fragment is poorly seen. Here we look at a method to identify small avulsion fractures on MRI. HOW TO IDENTIFY SMALL AVULSION FRACTURES SMALL AVULSION FRACTURES WHAT TO ASSESS The avulsed fragment is often difficult to see as it can be quite …
DAY 11 PERIOSTEAL STRIPPING: WHAT TO LOOK FOR
Ligaments attach to periosteum and bone. Sometimes instead of rupturing, the ligaments can remain attached to the periosteum but strip it instead off the underlying cortex. Here we look at what to look for. PERIOSTEAL STRIPPING PERIOSTEAL STRIPPING WHAT HAPPENS Ligaments attach to periosteum and bone. Sometimes instead of rupturing, the ligaments can remain attached …