How to Measure Femoral Torsion on MRI

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This video covers a simple and effective method for measuring femoral torsion on MRI. I explain how to use the transverse approach to determine if the femur is rotated internally or externally. What do you think? Let me know in the comments :)

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Hi, I’m PD Dr. med. Christoph Agten, an MSK radiologist and mentor. I've published 40+ research papers in top MSK journals, written the bestselling book SPEED MSK, and completed MSK fellowships in Zurich and New York. As a full-time teleradiologist specializing in MSK MRI, I started this channel to help radiologists around the world master MSK.

[skeletopedia]

Thanks for the great video. Can you do a video on tibial torsion too? :)

[radiologisttheconsultant]

Thanks for the video. So retroversion has smaller angles than anteversion? Any reference ranges?

[eidfitrramadan]

Good way but it is true provided that the patient limb is in the same position during both hip and knee examination

[emanuelefaloni]

great way if you don’t have a software as add/sub that can merge the images. god job

[radiologisttheconsultant]

Thanks for the video. So retroversion has smaller angles than anteversion? Any reference ranges?