Shoulder MRI (Approach to MSK MRI Series) 

Thanks for doing these lectures, gave me much needed direction on how to approach MRI of joints!

Thank you a lot!! This was super useful for us students, it is a very clear approach! It is a complete overview of the shoulder Please do more!!!! 😀

Please give a lecture about shoulder instability. Many thanks. These series are awesome.

Thank you so much Dr. Mak, this is excellent for a resident starting MSK MR!

I was a medical assistant and have basic knowledge of anatomy. I just had my shoulder AR MRI and I'm trying to follow, but this Doctor talks so fast it's kinda hard. But, I'm following. Even though I've never studied radiology, ever.

thank you for this detailed presentation....really helpful

Beautifully explained. Please do more of these!!

Very detailed and helpful presentation! Thanks a lot !

great video very helpful

this vidio is ammmmmmmmazing thank u soooooooo much

Sir , wonderful lecture, do upload more plz

Amazing!

Great video, as always :)

Greatly helpful, crystal clear presentation. Thank you. One thing though at 22:54: its lateral trapezoid and medial conoid ligament no?

Thanks a lot sir

please do another one on labral tears too

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..

Everything seems to be up to interpretation. Is there any two doctors that ever agree on a MRI? There's a doctor with a website and a MRI that shows the patient with four arrows pointed towards a full thickness tear. If the doctor says it's a full thickness tear then it must be right? Then it says they injected him with stem cells and now he's lifting 400 lb weights. I think he may have misinterpreted the MRI don't you? Or should I go get the stem cell injection?

Why have you stopped making radiology videos sir?

stop giving false over run, info