Musculoskeletal Radiologist. Residency Program Director. Singhealth + SGH + Duke-NUS AMC. #radiology #sportsmed #MedEd
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Joined September 2015
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1/Hate it when one radiologist called the stenosis mild, the next one said moderate--but it was unchanged?!
How do you grade it? Do you estimate? Measure? Guess???
Let this thread take the load off your back w/a lumbar grading system that’s easy, reproducible & evidence-based!
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How good are you at diagnosing #tarsal coalitions? Check out our new #OpenAccess paper: doi.org/10.1007/s00330-023-1…
The paper includes instructive typical and difficult #MR cases, e.g. at the posterior talocalcaneal facet, and coalition mimickers.
@derbalgrist @EurRadiology #MSKrad
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Happy to share our SSR White Paper / Position Paper on the Use of Contrast Material in #MSKRad.
Really a wonderful team and collaboration, led by @LauraMFayad and @JonathanDSamet.
Nice summary reference table in the images below - but this is a nuanced topic!
Article link: link.springer.com/article/10…
@SSRbone #RadTwitter #OrthoTwitter
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In the Patte method, the coronal section on MRI with the longest distance between the medial edge of the tear and the cuff footprint is selected.
The disadvantage of Patte is that it gives false higher grades for L-shaped tears (Good tears- repairable with good prognosis).
Cuff tear retraction: Patte Classification, Patte D, CORR, (254) 81-86, 1990
Stage 1: Stump close to the footprint (lateral to humeral head cartilage)
Stage 2: Stump at the level of humeral head cartilage (lateral to the glenoid)
Stage 3: Stump medial to the glenoid
ALT Source: https://pacs.de/term/rotator-cuff-tear
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1/Hate it when one radiologist called the stenosis mild, the next one said moderate--but it was unchanged?!
Here’s a #tweetorial of a lumbar grading system that’s easy, reproducible & evidence-based
#medtwitter #spine #neurosurgery #radres #neurorad #meded #FOAMed #FOAMrad
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Re-tweeting to encourage all medical schools, residencies, and fellowships to check out these resources. Please share with your learners and work with them to support their upcoming transitions. #MedEd #Transitions
The ACGME, @AACOMmunities @AAMCtoday @ABMSCert @AOAforDOs and @ECFMG_IMG have released 3 toolkits designed to aid programs/learners progressing thru disrupted years of the #meded continuum. Incl. are resources, activity ideas, assessment tools, and more. acgme.org/covid-19/transitio…
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Congratulations to Dr Hou Wenlu and Dr Tang Phua Hwee on the 2020 RCR Ellis Barnett prize! rcr.ac.uk/college/honours-an… @RCRadiologists
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Ligamentum teres anatomy:
Acetabular origin with six insertions: transverse acetabular lig., ischial and pubic margins of the acetabular notch, and attachments at the bones that converge in the cotyloid fossa (ilium, ischium and pubis). Femoral insertion into the fovea capitis
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A challenge is to define the extent of glenoid bone loss (GBL) above which glenoid reconstruction is required (critical defect >25%; subcritical 15-20%, and minor defect <15%), the glenoid track of a Hill-Sachs defect, and de modified glenoid track in case of bipolar bone loss.
10 years between teaching me how to read a CT brain & showing me how to lead a residency prog. @avmdoc 🙏 to your patience, guidance & inspiration. #bigshoestofill
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COC Parade! Thank you Prof Winston Lim for your years of service as SingHealth Diagnostic Radiology Program Director! And let's welcome Dr Lim Chee Yeong as the new PD! May the Residency Program continue to grow to greater heights!
#ResidencyProgram #gratitude #SGHDDR
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SGHImaging explorations in Medical Additive manufacturing (Med3DP) with Singapore Academia, Local SMEs and MNCs - thank you for the invites and here's towards the best employment of tech for patient care
@dukenus @sutdsg @osteopore @SiemensHealth @namicsg
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sgh.com.sg/news/singapore-he… A short history of Singapore General Hospital Radiology! from the SGH Newsroom (Singapore Health)
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Aponeurotic expansion of supraspinatus tendon was beautifully illustrated and explained recently by @MDavisRads Here is an example on #shoulder MRI.Don’t overcall it a tendon tear. Note thickening of inferior glenohumeral ligament,sign of adhesive capsulitis #MSKrad #orthopaedics
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Evaluating cuff retraction w the Modified Patte classification (2 coronal slices, coracoid and spine bases) improves accuracy for predicting repairability (88% v 74%) vs 1 slice. Stage III = both slices medial to glenoid. W/ commentary @Joe_EichingerMD
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Been forwarding this article to all my residents! #radres
A radiology report represents the radiologist’s insight into a patient’s condition and is the most direct/important contribution to patient care. This @RadioGraphics article outlines foundational principles of clear, concise radiology reporting. bit.ly/3jcw6oV #RadRes
