make wrist joint anatomy mri radiology teaching ppt from textbook include all images from textbook and also need pathologies covered with images
Wrist MRI Radiology Teaching
Presentation · PPTX
| Slide | Topic |
|---|---|
| 1 | Title slide – dark radiology theme |
| 2 | Contents overview – 12-topic visual index |
| 3 | Osseous anatomy – 8 carpal bones, mnemonic, distal radius/ulna |
| 4 | Joint compartments – Radiocarpal, midcarpal, DRUJ |
| 5 | Ligamentous anatomy – Intrinsic (SLL, LTL) & extrinsic; MRI evaluation tips |
| 6 | TFCC anatomy – 3 textbook MRI images (Fig 17.34/17.35) + component table |
| 7 | Tendons – 6 extensor compartments + carpal tunnel contents + Guyon's canal zones |
| 8 | Neurovascular anatomy – 3 images: persistent median artery MRI, Guyon's canal axial + sagittal series |
| 9 | MRI protocols – T1, PD fat-sat, STIR, T2* GRE, MR arthrography with indications |
| 10 | Pathology: TFCC tears – Palmer classification I & II; direct/indirect MRI signs |
| 11 | Pathology: SLL / LTL tears – DISI vs VISI patterns, arthrography findings |
| 12 | Pathology: Scaphoid fractures & AVN – 3 images (XR series, blood supply diagram, AVN MRI) |
| 13 | Pathology: SLAC & SNAC wrist – staged collapse with imaging differences |
| 14 | Pathology: CTS, De Quervain's, Ganglion, Kienbock's – MRI features for each |
| 15 | Vascular anatomy – 2 images (complete/incomplete palmar arch CT angiography) |
| 16 | Summary – Key teaching points across TFCC, ligaments, scaphoid, protocols |
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Wrist MRI Radiology Teaching v2
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