I am an orthopaedic resident at seoul, Korea. Thank you for your great lecture about spine MRI. This video teaches me very well. If you have time, please give me more teaching about Spine MRI.
My doctor is not saying..what is condition in my lumber mri..I will show him my mri report but he didn't tell me anything..I went to know my condition please help me..
Thank you thank you for showing me (the average Joe) where all of the important spots are for me to operate on my own back! I will obviously need mirrors to do the surgery and a very steady hand and also something to bite down on! This will save me a bunch since my insurance is a little frugal! ....... ..... Just kidding...😃 I do have back issues and even though I don't understand a lot of what you were saying it does help to learn about one's back and what causes pain! Thanks for the informative video, very clear!!
thank you for your wonderful lecture. What is the cut off for ligamentum flavum thickening? Is there any standard guidelines for facetal joint hypertrophy?
is there a way to look at the side views Sagittal or the top views Axial as you were standing behind it. so if you see the side view, can you pull that image up and look behind it, like you were standing behind the patient? and do the same with the top image raise it up so that you are standing behind the person?
i have herniated L4/L5 any suggestions for me? i had series of appointments with orthopedist and neurosurgeons but most said i must go through surgery. is there any other way? bcz surgery is scary and seems painful.
@@jaken5764 Jake, I do not believe so. I also have the same question, however I believe the image shows the traversing L5 nerve root. If not mistaken the L4 nerve root has already exited and can be seen on either side of the disk at 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock if looking at a clock dial. Def. not an expert myself and still learning but from the many vid's I have watched a disk herniation at lets say L4/L5 will effect the traversing L5 nerve root.
The L4 nerve exits at the L4-5 neural foramen immediately superior to the L4-5 disc, and the L5 nerve traverses the subarticular zone (lateral recess) at the level of the L4-5 disc.
@@61spindrift thank you. I do see what you're saying. So the L4 nerve route has already exited the foramina as seen in the pictur and now the disc is pushing up against the exiting L5 nerve root.
What about 3D CT Scan using 256 slice or 320 slice or 640 slice? 3D Scan is not possible using MRI or Functional MRI for Spine? there should be some innovation in this field?
Hey, Team. I just had an updated Full Spinal MRI completed last week,. It's been a couple years since the last scan of the Cervical Spine which revealed Bilateral Neural Foraminal Stenosis; previous years ago I been diagnosed with Scheuermann's Disease, which is a curved spine wedged vertebrae; Osteophytes; Disc Bulging; Disc Degeneration. Basically, life is endless hell with 24/7 severe back and neck pain; headaches; shoulder pain; leg pain; numb fingers and toes and twitching in feet. The doctors and surgeons here are complete morons. Do you know a place where I can send a copy of my MRI Images, and get a proper diagnosis and a recommended treatment. I am beyond fed up with the lack of treatment here and the major breaches of the Canadian Health Act that is constantly violated. Any advice would be great. Thank you.
Woud you accepted from me it's som adjustment I'm suhre you need it to say you stop thinking sikly just about your self and your lonly dreams beleve me it's good for you all
Why Standford and MIT Masschutes are unable to innovate and solve spinal disorder with better spine surgeries techniques and technology. Currently Robotic Assisted Spine Surgery and Total disc replacement surgery is used. But both are not perfect. There could be nanotechnology and 3d printing artificial disc replacement device for spine disc surgery where one can perform endoscopic artificial disc replacement surgeries. Some Innovation is needed from Standford, UCSF, MIT Masschutes, Harvard Medical School for Spine.
I am an orthopaedic resident at seoul, Korea. Thank you for your great lecture about spine MRI. This video teaches me very well. If you have time, please give me more teaching about Spine MRI.
Greetings 🖖
My doctor is not saying..what is condition in my lumber mri..I will show him my mri report but he didn't tell me anything..I went to know my condition please help me..
i am a new interventional pain fellow, and this was exactly what i was looking for. so helpful! thank you!!
Concise and very insightful lecture
Never Ever seen this type of video
Very informative. Thank you
Nice presentation. Thanks very much appreciated
Thank you thank you for showing me (the average Joe) where all of the important spots are for me to operate on my own back! I will obviously need mirrors to do the surgery and a very steady hand and also something to bite down on! This will save me a bunch since my insurance is a little frugal! .......
..... Just kidding...😃 I do have back issues and even though I don't understand a lot of what you were saying it does help to learn about one's back and what causes pain! Thanks for the informative video, very clear!!
Excellent, concise and thorough.
Beautiful lecture
Great talk !
Excellent for this topic.
Best lecture ever!
Excellent.. Superbb... Very informative video thanksssss
👌🌹Bulging 膨出 vs Herniation 凸出 07:49
🌹Herniation 08:32 分三類:
1 Protrusion 2 Extrusion 3 Sequestration
🌹Herniation 位置描述 09:03
1 Central 2 Lateral recess 3 Foramen 4 Extraforamen
🌹狹窄程度分級
1 Central 12:51 分級
2 Foramen 13:44 分級
🌹什麼影像表現才在臨床上較有意義? 14:57
Very good lecture. Thank you
Excellent explaination
outstanding lecture--super clear and good explanations and imaging references. thanks!
In neuroforamen between L4 and L5 should be L4 nerve and not L5?
thank you for your wonderful lecture. What is the cut off for ligamentum flavum thickening? Is there any standard guidelines for facetal joint hypertrophy?
Good explanation thank you
is there a way to look at the side views Sagittal or the top views Axial as you were standing behind it. so if you see the side view, can you pull that image up and look behind it, like you were standing behind the patient? and do the same with the top image raise it up so that you are standing behind the person?
Thank you
i have herniated L4/L5 any suggestions for me? i had series of appointments with orthopedist and neurosurgeons but most said i must go through surgery. is there any other way?
bcz surgery is scary and seems painful.
very nice
dear sir , shall I send MRI scan report of my mom ?
Congrats, for this amazing video. ☠☢
great. great.
Excellent . Please do the same for cervical spine .
Can you do a video on adhesive arachnoiditis please
At L4/5 level with the subarticular herniation isn't it the left L4 nerve being compressed? Or is that the traversing L5?
I have the same Question!
It had to be the l4 nerve root at the l4-l5 level . He incorrectly stated it was the l5
@@jaken5764 Jake, I do not believe so. I also have the same question, however I believe the image shows the traversing L5 nerve root. If not mistaken the L4 nerve root has already exited and can be seen on either side of the disk at 4 o'clock and 8 o'clock if looking at a clock dial. Def. not an expert myself and still learning but from the many vid's I have watched a disk herniation at lets say L4/L5 will effect the traversing L5 nerve root.
The L4 nerve exits at the L4-5 neural foramen immediately superior to the L4-5 disc, and the L5 nerve traverses the subarticular zone (lateral recess) at the level of the L4-5 disc.
@@61spindrift thank you. I do see what you're saying. So the L4 nerve route has already exited the foramina as seen in the pictur and now the disc is pushing up against the exiting L5 nerve root.
What about 3D CT Scan using 256 slice or 320 slice or 640 slice? 3D Scan is not possible using MRI or Functional MRI for Spine? there should be some innovation in this field?
Plz do disc osteophyte complex
Good
Tnx for usefull Video
Hey, Team. I just had an updated Full Spinal MRI completed last week,. It's been a couple years since the last scan of the Cervical Spine which revealed Bilateral Neural Foraminal Stenosis; previous years ago I been diagnosed with Scheuermann's Disease, which is a curved spine wedged vertebrae; Osteophytes; Disc Bulging; Disc Degeneration. Basically, life is endless hell with 24/7 severe back and neck pain; headaches; shoulder pain; leg pain; numb fingers and toes and twitching in feet. The doctors and surgeons here are complete morons. Do you know a place where I can send a copy of my MRI Images, and get a proper diagnosis and a recommended treatment. I am beyond fed up with the lack of treatment here and the major breaches of the Canadian Health Act that is constantly violated. Any advice would be great. Thank you.
what is A.L.L
It's a kind of behaviural treatment
❤its just abehaioural treatment.have patient's
Woud you accepted from me it's som adjustment I'm suhre you need it to say you stop thinking sikly just about your self and your lonly dreams beleve me it's good for you all
طلقني عم اختبر صبرك وفهمك
في اشياء كتير بالحياه لازم تفهمها غير صناعه المحتوى والآدز والبرمجه
في اشياء كتير بالحياه لازم تفهمها غير صناعه المحتوى والآدز والبرمجة وغير الحب ولا كراهيه ولا قدام ولا ورا
انا مابدي منك مصاري حطهم مع حسام قاطرجي واشبع انت وعشيرتك مصاري بشرط تصدقني النيه لتسعدوتنرزق لانو صحبتي ورايي رزقه
Why Standford and MIT Masschutes are unable to innovate and solve spinal disorder with better spine surgeries techniques and technology.
Currently Robotic Assisted Spine Surgery and Total disc replacement surgery is used. But both are not perfect. There could be nanotechnology and 3d printing artificial disc replacement device for spine disc surgery where one can perform endoscopic artificial disc replacement surgeries. Some Innovation is needed from Standford, UCSF, MIT Masschutes, Harvard Medical School for Spine.
Nice teaching. A bit more clarity of speech and words would be welcome.
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Poor articulation
Thank you