MRI for Wrist (Procedures) - Video Lesson
Hey everyone. Welcome to today's lesson on the MRI of the wrist. In this lesson, we will discuss patient setup and slice positioning, indications for this exam, MRI anatomy, and discuss some imaging challenges associated with this study. Let's get started. An MRI of the wrist can help evaluate the triangular fibrocartilage complex ligaments, bony structures, and tendons. Some common indications for this study include pain, ligament tears, triangular fibrocartilage complex injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome, carpal nonunions, arthritis, and bone or soft tissue lesions. Prior to beginning the study, it is important to get an accurate and thorough patient history to aid the radiologist in diagnosis. Let's take a look at the patient setup for this exam. Patients needing a wrist scan will be
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