Musculoskeletal imaging in clinical practice — 34 lectures across MRI, ultrasound, and CT
The musculoskeletal imaging clinical practice course compiles 34 video lectures and a companion PDF into 10 thematic sessions totaling over 19 hours. MRI dominates at 16.25 hours, with 2 hours of ultrasound and 1 hour of CT. Faculty including William B. Morrison, MD, Lawrence M. White, MD, FRCPC, Mark Cresswell, MD, Adam C. Zoga, MD, MBA, and Robert D. Boutin, MD cover the full MSK spectrum — from knee menisci through shoulder instability, hip impingement, elbow pathology, wrist anatomy, ankle injuries, spine evaluation, and surgical correlation.
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34video lectures
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1PDF
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19.25hours
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2020year
Inside this resource
Knee and shoulder MRI — from basics to advanced
Sessions one and two focus on the knee: Morrison covers meniscal tricks and tips, Boutin delivers case-based knee MRI review, and White addresses the post-operative meniscus and muscle injury in athletes. Zoga adds sports-specific knee injuries. Sessions four and five shift to shoulder — White covers instability, Zoga addresses impingement and rotator cuff concepts, and a post-arthroscopy shoulder session provides surgical correlation.
Hip, elbow, wrist, and ankle
Zoga covers athletic pubalgia and CAM femoroacetabular impingement, then hip periarticular pathology. Boutin presents elbow MRI case reviews and pre/post-op hip review. Cresswell adds ultrasound-MRI correlation and brachial plexus imaging. Morrison delivers ankle MRI essentials, diabetic foot evaluation, and wrist imaging — tying anatomy to clinical decision-making.
Surgical correlation and optimization
John A. Abraham, MD leads two MRI-surgical correlation sessions — connecting imaging findings to what surgeons see in the operating room. Morrison addresses MRI optimization for MSK studies. White covers MRI evaluation of total hip arthroplasties. The final session includes bone tumor principles, orthopedic interposition injuries, and MSK hot topics — a practical clinical capstone.
Who this serves
- Radiology residents and fellows — structured MSK imaging review across all major joints with case-based learning
- Practicing radiologists — practical pearls for knee, shoulder, hip, and ankle MRI interpretation
- Orthopaedic surgeons and sports medicine physicians — surgical correlation sessions bridging imaging and operative findings
Faculty & syllabus
Faculty 5 speakers
- William B. Morrison, MD — knee menisci, shoulder, ankle, spine, MRI optimization, arthropathies
- Lawrence M. White, MD, FRCPC — muscle injury, post-op meniscus, shoulder instability, hip arthroplasty
- Adam C. Zoga, MD, MBA — sports injuries, throwing athlete, pubalgia, FAI, rotator cuff
- Mark Cresswell, MD — neural impingement, brachial plexus, ultrasound-MRI correlation
- Robert D. Boutin, MD — knee case review, elbow case review, hip review, MSK hot topics
Before you buy
How is the content divided by modality?
MRI accounts for 16.25 hours, ultrasound for 2 hours, and CT for 1 hour — with MRI/US and MRI/CT correlation sessions included.
Are there surgical correlation sessions?
Yes — two dedicated MRI-surgical correlation sessions by Dr. Abraham connect imaging findings to operative reality.
The chart
| Format | 34 videos + 1 PDF |
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| Publisher | Musculoskeletal Imaging in Clinical Practice |
| Department | Orthopedics, Radiology |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Andrew K. –
The knee MRI sessions by Dr. Morrison are outstanding — meniscal evaluation and the post-op meniscus lectures have changed how I read knee studies. The surgical correlation sessions add real clinical context.
Thomas G. –
Dr. Zoga’s sessions on athletic pubalgia, FAI, and the throwing athlete are exactly the kind of clinically focused MSK content I needed. The MRI-surgical correlation sessions bridge the gap between imaging and the OR.
Elena V. –
Solid MSK imaging review with strong case-based components. The shoulder instability and hip impingement sessions were particularly relevant to my sports medicine practice. At 19 hours, a substantial investment.
Janet L. –
Good breadth across all major joints. The elbow, wrist, and ankle sessions are well done and often overlooked in MSK imaging courses. The MRI optimization and ultrasound-MRI correlation sessions were practical additions.
Michael S. –
The content is strong but the production quality is inconsistent across sessions. The knee and shoulder modules are the highlight. The tumor and spine sessions feel less detailed by comparison.