Knee MRI Anatomy | Radiology anatomy part 1 prep | How to interpret a knee MRI

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Knee MRI scans are difficult! In this video I'll take you through the 3D anatomy of the knee on MRI. We'll cover the bones, collateral ligaments, cruciate ligaments (ACL and PCL), tendons, menisci, muscles and soft tissues that make up this important joint.

- Case courtesy of Dr Andrew Dixon. rID: 42551

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[madhuryabalan]

Your explanations are amazing! Thank you so much. This really helped me understand the scans of my MRI better than with my doctor.

[DrTonySetiobudi]

Thank you so much. Very clear explanation🙏🙏🙏

[robbstark]

Thank you for your work! Can you do some vids on different pathologies?

[LefterisDrummer]

Nice ! Helpful video, from an ortho resident

[manuelitaramoscalderon]

Thank you very much, best radiology videos I've ever seen. I really really appreciate all your effort. Could you maybe explain Hand, Pelvis and Foot MRI Anatomy?

[rickypalao]

Best explanation I have ever seen in radiologic anatomy of the knee… thanks a lot doc!

[hemanthvarma]

Thank you very much Dixon. I can learn all the radiology anatomy through your videos. Hope many videos comes from the channel, that will help many students understand the topics easier. I think i can complete my radiology residency here😅. Thank you buddy.

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[mnkmnk-mjmx]

Thank you very much! as a radiology student in 3rd year, it helps A LOT <3

[subiraa]

Thanks so much for these tutorials. You have taught me MSK MRI anatomy. Thanks so much!

[salahuddinahmedsohan]

That's awesome..
Make some more teaching videos....
Thanks a lot...

[TC-dwwg]

I’m surprised not a larger following. Great video, new subscriber and thank you for sharing your knowledge with us…….much appreciated!

[andrewbest]

Excellent educational video. Thank you Dr. Dixon.

[hamada_]

you are a life saver. May god bless you.

[valerie.mccaffrey]

helpful. confirmed what my ortho said about lateral hoffa inflammation and how to tale medially to relieve pressure

[drmohanp]

sir ur video are very good. U make anatomy very simple

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[removethewill]

Duude you are amazing. I am a 4th yr med student going into Radiology and need to brush up my anatomy . Thanks man

[kurdishhero]

Simple, clear and great
Thanks for the video 🌹

[alexischoi]

it was so good! Look forward to your further videos!