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Musculoskeletal Radiology
Imaging of the hip
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00:00 - Introduction and Setting the Stage
00:14 - Overview of Hip Anatomy and Imaging Techniques
01:01 - Understanding Normal and Abnormal Hip Anatomy
02:56 - Interpreting X-rays and Measurements of the Hip Joint
05:52 - Acetabular Dysplasia and Labral Pathology
09:48 - MRI and MR Arthrograms Features
13:36 - Overview of Sulci and Osteoacetabulum
17:59 - Differentiating Labral Tears and Variants
22:23 - Pre-arthrographic Studies and Pathology
27:00 - Femoral Acetabular Impingement (FAI) Mechanics
32:56 - Understanding Cam and Pincer Impingement Types
36:22 - Diagnosing Labral Tears and Treatment Approaches
40:29 - Acetabular Dysplasia and Impingement Considerations
45:10 - Overview of Ligament and Soft Tissue Variants
50:24 - Synovial and Soft Tissue Pathologies
55:12 - Concluding Remarks on Effective Hip Imaging
Lecturers
Richard de Villiers M.D.
South Africa, Cape Town
Radiologist at Telemedicine Clinic (Barcelona, Spain) and consultant for the SA Sports Science Institute (Cape Town, South Africa) and the Institute for Orthopaedics and Rheumatology (Stellenbosch, South Africa).
Dr. Richard de Villiers has a special interest in Musculoskeletal radiology, with a particular interest in the imaging of sports injuries. He completed his training at the University of Stellenbosch and is on the specialist register in South Africa, Qatar and the United Kingdom. He has published more than 49 articles in numerous peer-reviewed journals and has spoken at international, national and local congresses. He is a member of the International Skeletal Society. He is the chairperson of the South African Musculoskeletal Imaging Group. He serves on SAMSIG and SASMA as a committee member.
Founder of SportsRad, teleradiology solution.
Dr. de Villiers has a ton of experience and knowledge on MSK radiology and is pleased to share this knowledge with radiologists looking to subspecialise.
