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MRI wrist
Wrist MRI supports assessment of trauma, ligament and TFCC injuries, osteonecrosis, tendon disease, and nerve entrapment.
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Description
Wrist positioning, protocol, anatomy, and motion establish the basis for examining scaphoid fracture and non-union, scapholunate instability, TFCC tears, and ulnar abutment. Kienböck disease, common tendon abnormalities, and carpal tunnel syndrome are also covered.
Learning Objectives
- Optimise wrist MRI technique and identify normal osseous, ligamentous, and tendinous anatomy.
- Assess scaphoid injury, scapholunate instability, TFCC tears, and ulnar abutment.
- Recognise Kienböck disease, tendon disorders, and carpal tunnel syndrome.
Topics Covered
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00:00 - Introduction to MRI of the Wrist
00:33 - Possibilities of MRI in Detecting Bony Pathology
01:00 - Discussion on Wrist Protocol and Positioning
04:11 - Understanding Wrist Anatomy and Movements
06:23 - Common Wrist Injuries and Causes
09:47 - Scaphoid Fractures and Their Complications
16:08 - Scapholunate Ligament Tears and Instability
29:10 - TFCC Anatomy and Tears
36:18 - Ulnar Abutment Syndrome and TFCC Injuries
40:43 - Kinbeck Disease: Avascular Necrosis of the Lunate
45:53 - Tendon Pathologies around the Wrist
51:04 - Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Treatment
61:02 - Conclusion and Q&A Session
Lecturers
Maria WienkM.D.
Barcelona, Spain
Consultant radiologist at TMC
Maria Wienk is a consultant radiologist who graduated from the Free University in Amsterdam where she also completed her radiology training in 1996. With more than 20 years’ experience in radiology Dr. Wienk started to work for TMC in Barcelona in 2015 as subspecialized MSK radiologist with emphasis on sport-related injuries. She is an active mentor for the TMC-academy.
