Systematic Interpretation of Shoulder MRI: How I do it

Review of (basic) normal imaging anatomy of the shoulder on non contrast MRI, highlighting the important structures to analyze during readout. From the Chief of MSK Radiology, Stanford University

[@n8grimm]

Another outstanding video by Dr. Beaulieu. Thank you for uploading this. Very helpful.

[@ellemisa]

It’s an eye opening. Very through systematic review. THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@shampersaud2763]

Very professional, thorough , well educated about the body's anatomy and an eagled eye MRI report of every aspects of the shoulder MRI. I wish I can have this gentleman to do my MRI scanning .I am expecting to get one done soon., Very informative and useful knowledge on this shoulder images. Thank you.

[@pankajnagori3]

Excellent and concise talk. Very good for reviewing shoulder MRI. Hoping to see the video with pathologies soon.

[@ChrisBeaulieu]

Thank you for the comments! The program is OsiriX, at www.osirix-viewer.com. This is a great program for Mac OS. There is a free version as well as an FDA approved version for clinical use.

[@marjanmojahed1313]

The most perfect interpretation .billion thanks

[@amuniqbal8337]

You are my mentor. Whenever I get stuck at some difficult MSK cases I would take a help from the lecture and that really opens up my mind. Thanks.

[@khuram5695]

I agree

[@batman-sr2px]

what is the most important sequence for muscle anatomy visualization and muscle injuries?

[@litsci1877]

Extremely helpful for those of us with local medical care not up to Stanford's standard. Thank you.

[@carp3tstain]

Doc, I'm currently a grad student in biomedical science. I was an x-ray technologist for about three years in the military. I absolutely love medical imaging. Thank you for this very informative video! I wish you the best.

[@mchuayffet]

Thank you so much for your video, I really appreciate it and enjoy it. Finally, I can understand the Shoulder MRI.

[@fionad180]

Dear Dr.Chris Beaulieu,
Thank you so much for this lecture...I've been trying to learn how to report shoulder MRI and this is the most useful lecture I came across...many congratulations on this good educational effort....many of us residents have greatly benefitted from this...
Kindly post shoulder cases if possible.

[@fernandohenriquecaixeta3116]

Dr. Beaulieu, outstanding lecture as always. If I may, I'd like to request hand/wrist mri interpretation "how I do it". Very much looking forward for your upcoming videos! Thank you!

[@Nanookh54]

Thanks a million. Looked at your video on one monitor while watching my MRI results on another one. Made me understand better what's going on in my shoulder after the athroscopic surgery... Pfff, have a long way to go (surgery was 3 weeks ago).

[@amlikancha]

The best presentation on shoulder MRI EVER.
THX

[@ChrisBeaulieu]

Thanks - that's very kind of you. Hope to post some pathological cases when I have time.
Chris

[@DrWaqarAhmed]

Thank You!

[@somayyajaafreh4082]

thank you for this nice, consized talk.

[@DRAK-yg8hz]

Great fast useful presentation for this complicated subject ... Thanks and keep the good work ... waiting for more like this ...

[@phongnguyendinh2253]

thank u. another great vid as always.

[@lindapreston9117]

Great details and very thoroughly explained. I just wish I could understand.

[@syedkhader8135]

Thank you is a small word, for how simple u have made it

[@bettysmith7045]

So glad a radiologist will be reading mine 👌

[@Robot007]

Thank you for such a great video. Blessings!

[@josealejandrobv]

Great presentation!

[@D.O.R.A.L.P.A.K]

I've found Oasis for me.
Thank you, master.

[@yodsaveekiatiwat3996]

thank you essential for my resident life

[@vijaylaxmiganta5646]

thanks a lot.your videos are really helpful

[@aboomarbarakat2123]

many thanks as very interesting video we hop to complete other MSK MRI

[@trautekorthopaedics3727]

Great and excellent video, thanks 1

[@manhoodg]

VERY HELPFUL ! THANK YOU.

[@lucasrzucon]

Thanks doc. Amazing!

[@DrImanFani]

I enjoyed watching it. it's not comprehensive or pathology oriented but it's a really good start.

[@abhishekkaushik4604]

Great learning for us . Thanks sir

[@shalajable]

great lecture ,very informative

[@dalia_79]

Very good and very helpful, thank you so much.

[@iradreporting3981]

Brilliant teaching

[@ammanhybrid8843]

Thank you Doctor

[@stebiaberemauro5667]

Very useful, thanks 🙏🏽

[@user-lg4tl9ph3s]

Thank you very much. I learned alot

[@tjalcovanreesvellinga9839]

Thank you!

[@pramodbapna99]

Thank you it was excellent. Please include pathological scans for better interpretation

[@easton525]

Loving the presentation. Are we looking at the right shoulder or left?

[@bkrichmd]

Very good videos. Do you have one for spine? Maybe Lumbar or Cervical?

[@UNIUNIOLI]

Thank you very much!!!!!!

[@nitusharma5138]

Thankyou so much.

[@jcrojas03]

Excellent¡

[@marlenecantu5142]

Legend. Savior to R1s.

[@ChrisBeaulieu]

I'm glad you like it - more to come!

[@marilunavas5997]

thank you very much for your videos! they are great! i am studying to be a radiologist and i hardly recommend your lectures!!!

[@pratiktak8383]

Thank you

[@tiffanyt6212]

I'm local, do you have recommendations for a Dr. to review my MRI's of my shoulders. I have received contradicting results, and have not gotten any better in 4 months. I just want to get better.

[@FT10DDR16]

I can across your video on Seans Shoulder Fixer - there are many awesome videos there that may help out

[@dr.parveenbatra1451]

excellent.....

[@rajeshwarirajput4475]

Thank you so much sir for the vedio

[@Shasharsh]

Thanks a lot

[@salmamk9478]

TQSM..so useful

[@batman-sr2px]

if there is bone marrow edema at the posterosuperior head of the humerus, is that the site of posterior rotator cuff like infraspinatus?

[@hatemrummo5190]

Thanks

[@lizhang2849]

多谢！

[@yahiyaidris8925]

Vielen Dank

[@upsidedownshell]

I had a 3 cm tear, dr cut my tendon, I. Having so much pain can push or pull thing the pain brings me to tears , can it be a tear in the repair, had a second MRI with the dye, he said the repair is fine, but why in in tears the pain is unreal, my arm with the tear never hurt like this. I couldn't do my therapy the pain was unreal. He also did my left that hurts because he couldn't fix the ac joint. I think I'm screwed.

[@no-de3lg]

What is gleniod face also in localizer i bearly can see any anatomy im worried doctors may get mad at me since im bad at visualizing things and sagital one

[@no-de3lg]

Doctor im radiology tech and i wanna know why you need to be parallel to either the glenoid cavity or supraspinatus what’s the main reason please answer me

[@roadracer1584]

My shoulder hurts just looking at this video! The shoulder is very complex and there are many things that could get injured!

[@brianlanceabramson8652]

At 8.21 The tendon tare is seen laterally slashed down.

[@Rootkit_69]

Is right side is normal image?

[@karrarabbas9904]

Thank you v much
But if you can add an anatomical picture review before start the MRI interpretation it nice from you Dr.

[@batman-sr2px]

is there such a source?

[@tecmedimagen]

Thanks, if i can suggest a topic , please do of thorax radiography. All your videos. As always helpful.Respect

[@alidanesteh3676]

Thank you, its breif of a text, very useful.

[@hibaeltayeb6450]

Nice

[@starwinchester964]

I had damaged my shoulder and had an mri on my left shoulder

[@Nafesingh-bp9pb]

Shoulder mri shows..
1
Acromio claviclular joint shows oedematous changes in acromio claviclular ligament and marrow edema in distal clavicle on mri..sir i am having scapular pain last 6 months...Does that changes means TUMOR OR CANCER OF BONE..

[@mohammadnajmi1725]

Tnx

[@topmajor5]

Hi Doctor can u help me read mi mri on R shoulders and doctors in different words need surgery or not iam 27

[@DrAlvaro23]

El acromion de esta MRI es de tipo IV.

[@Dawood_y1]

Will the mri shoulder show the scapula

[@ChrisBeaulieu]

Only partially near the glenoid and acromion in most cases

[@batman-sr2px]

@@ChrisBeaulieu What about teres major and subscapularis? to see the rest of the posterior rotator cuff musculature, a scapula MRI would be helpful right?

[@teestephenson3667]

My doctor told me I need an MRI to see if my ligament that connects my clavicle to my shoulder may need repairs because after 5 months this is the first time I got it looked at. . Im in no way a expert and I have next to no knowledge on this shit . Should I be worried about surgery? I just know know at first glance my orthopedic said the space where my ligament should be is is bigger space than usual so I need MRI to determine if ligament needs to remained or replaced . Like wtf is is a replaced ligament?

[@johngoh2882]

Dr Beaulieu, can one reader's interpretation (findings) of the images reliable or are there standing protocol that every MRI must be read by 2 or 3 radiologists to ensure the findings on the images are accurate. Thank you.

[@santoshsarkar1836]

John Goh j
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[@GospelOfTimothy]

Micro metallic artifact? So if you have surgery they leave metal scrapings inside you?

[@GospelOfTimothy]

We might see it if you stopped zooming in and out when you're explaining. What kind of MRI machine is this from T1.5 or T3? Is the new T7 worth the money if your getting surgery? I would hate to have the surgeon operate on me from looking at blurry images.

[@gauravchaturvedi6503]

Can i send you my reports

[@vrushalpatil7990]

Hii..plz hindi vidio

[@petermoygannon698]

Looking like you could find something wrong no matter what. And then it's an operation. Be good to know what can heal on its own . A snaped tendon doesn't sound like it can repair but a tear does. Im in the thinking doctors love to operate. And an operation can make it worse . I need definite damage that cannot be repaired. I've got a dislocated shoulder from fast bike crash 4 weeks ago. and just had MRI scan done. I'm at handshake level only.

[@t100base]

my whole shoulder is fucked up.