Knee MRI scan protocols, positioning and planning

MRI scans are considered as one of the main diagnostic tools for the assessment of knee pathologies. This video will explain how a knee MRI scan is performed along with the protocols, planning and positioning for a knee magnetic resonance imaging scan.

MRI knee planning can be found here:

[jessicaoakes]

pov you’re here because you’re getting a knee mri soon and you’re scared too😭

[arkbien]

Thank you for this video. I had an MRI a few months ago and I watched this video to prepare myself for what was going to happen.

[malamano]

Thank you so much for this video. I have an mri appointment and VERY CLAUSTROPHOBIC! Not afraid anymore.

[stephenacs]

I'm facing an MRI on my left knee soon and was dreading the thought of having to go into that tube, It appear that the process allows for the head and shoulders to stay outside the tube which would make a huge difference.

[druggiero]

These are great learning videos, Thank you MRImaser! Keep them coming. Would love to see advanced protocols

[baianyaghmour]

Getting mine tonight midnight .. i feel much better now thanks

[oanhthl]

can you please post more videos like this? It is super helpful, especially for MRI student like me 😩😩😩

[risteardwest]

I'm so glad this day and age they have these MRI machine to look inside your body so the doctor could see what's going on before you go in for surgery if you need it it's nothing to be scared about you're in here just make sure you get a large machine sometimes they try to squeeze you into a small one which is no good just tell him you want to go to a place that has a large one listen to some music and before you know it it's over with and they pull you out or I could say is good luck
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[krishnabag]

I'm getting one tomorrow...and I am dying out in fear...😭

[rehanrecords]

I have done my mri today before i nervouse but when mri doing its no need to nervouse awsume experience so dont be nevouse who ara afraid to mri wish u luck everybody who doing this procedure its comfortably done….

[Rawan_Adel.]

5:30 In PD fat saturated axial image: fluids (infections, bone edema) appear bright while fat appears dark.
PD fat sat sequences are v. useful for visualizing cartilage, ligaments & bony edema.
5:51 PD fat saturated coronal image: clearly see the meniscal cartilages, ACL & PCL.
It is excellent for meniscal tears.
6:09 Lastly, review the sagittal images: All of them allow menisci, ACL & PCL, tears and insufficiencies.
6:21 This is a star? sagittal image: useful for highlighting infections and bony edema.
6:30 A T1 sagittal: fluids dark, fat bright. Dx cystic and blood components where blood is bright.
6:47 T2* or T2 gradient echo sagittal: fluid bright, muscles gray. Very useful for visualizing menisci, ACL & PCL.

[selvinmoses]

Hello Mam ..  hope to see more and more MRI scan protocols, positioning and planning .. Please keep updating ..

[siciidsare]

I have an appointment mri knee 29 July 2019 wish me luck please

[beliverofallah]

Very helpfull for beginners thank u MRI master

[gerspunto]

Thank you for this video. I applied for a job as an MRI operator with no experience. Thanks to this video I just preformed my first MRI scan....

Have you any open heart surgery videos???? Asking for a friend

[pussy]

im getting a MRI scan tmr wish me luck.. im scared

[insidemusic]

Sir please make videos on ct scan also

[salemdianne]

Literally in the waiting room for my left knee MRI

[dansr]

Is this why I have to sit still in a tube for 45 min tomorrow!? So if the person is a wizard at scans. I can be out in 10 min?

[dianem.wolverton]

What if you have clostrafobia I don't know if I can do this I have a mri coming up on my right knee. I can't do closed in or have to sit still.😢