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1 topic, 4 min.
8 topics, 36 min.
3 topics, 17 min.
5 topics, 39 min.
3 topics, 18 min.
7 topics, 46 min.
3 topics, 18 min.
8 topics, 31 min.
3 topics, 19 min.
15 topics, 38 min.
Introduction and Classification of Bursae
5 m.Primary Bursitis
3 m.Adventitious Bursitis
3 m.Subcutaneous Bursae
2 m.Submuscular and Subfascial Bursae
3 m.Intraligamentous Bursae
2 m.Subligamentous and Peritendinous Bursa
2 m.Retrocalcaneal Bursitis
3 m.Bicipitoradial Bursitis
2 m.Radial/Ulnar Bursae
6 m.Pseudo-bursitis/Tenosynovitis
2 m.Causes of Bursitis
2 m.Rice Bodies
3 m.Knee Bursae
6 m.Shoulder Bursae
2 m.2 topics, 15 min.
10 topics, 42 min.
Tendon Terminology
8 m.Tenosynovitis/Rheumatoid Arthritis
2 m.Tuberculosis with Tenosynovitis and Septic Flexor Tenosynovitis
2 m.Tenosynovitis at Tendon Intersection Sites
4 m.Tenosynovitis in Wrap Around Tendons
4 m.Annular and Cruciate Pulleys of the Flexor Tendons
3 m.Stenosing Tenosynovitis
5 m.Adhesive Capsulitis
6 m.The Role of Arthrography in Imaging Adhesive Capsulitis
4 m.Intra-articular Bodies
10 m.2 topics, 14 min.
0:00
<v ->Now the causes of bursitis are many.
0:03
I mentioned that at the beginning.
0:04
I'll show you a few examples.
0:06
This is gout.
0:07
And generally when you're dealing with gout,
0:09
there'll be areas of persistent low signal,
0:12
even on fluid-sensitive sequences.
0:15
Here's another example of gout
0:16
involving the olecranon bursa.
0:19
Here is gout involving the deep infrapatellar bursa.
0:23
We'll be talking more about that later on.
0:27
When we deal with septic bursitis,
0:29
there are two particular bursae
0:31
that are most commonly involved.
0:33
The olecranon bursa,
0:34
and this one, which is the prepatellar bursa,
0:37
here communicating with the superficial infrapatellar bursa
0:42
that's tended with fluid.
0:44
And you can see the peripheral enhancement
0:47
with the gadolinium.
0:49
And another example.
0:50
This is septic olecranon bursitis,
0:53
which led to contamination of the olecranon,
0:56
hence osteomyelitis,
0:59
which then led to contamination of the joint.
1:02
And that would be then a septic arthritis.
1:06
And we deal also with an entity known as
1:09
hemorrhagic bursitis.
1:11
And this is typically associated
1:14
with coagulation abnormalities.
1:16
And we see it most commonly in the olecranon bursa,
1:20
but the other location that is fairly common shown here
1:24
is the prepatellar bursa.
Interactive Transcript
0:00
<v ->Now the causes of bursitis are many.
0:03
I mentioned that at the beginning.
0:04
I'll show you a few examples.
0:06
This is gout.
0:07
And generally when you're dealing with gout,
0:09
there'll be areas of persistent low signal,
0:12
even on fluid-sensitive sequences.
0:15
Here's another example of gout
0:16
involving the olecranon bursa.
0:19
Here is gout involving the deep infrapatellar bursa.
0:23
We'll be talking more about that later on.
0:27
When we deal with septic bursitis,
0:29
there are two particular bursae
0:31
that are most commonly involved.
0:33
The olecranon bursa,
0:34
and this one, which is the prepatellar bursa,
0:37
here communicating with the superficial infrapatellar bursa
0:42
that's tended with fluid.
0:44
And you can see the peripheral enhancement
0:47
with the gadolinium.
0:49
And another example.
0:50
This is septic olecranon bursitis,
0:53
which led to contamination of the olecranon,
0:56
hence osteomyelitis,
0:59
which then led to contamination of the joint.
1:02
And that would be then a septic arthritis.
1:06
And we deal also with an entity known as
1:09
hemorrhagic bursitis.
1:11
And this is typically associated
1:14
with coagulation abnormalities.
1:16
And we see it most commonly in the olecranon bursa,
1:20
but the other location that is fairly common shown here
1:24
is the prepatellar bursa.
Report
Faculty
Donald Resnick, MD
Professor Emeritus, Department of Radiology
University of California, San Diego
Carlos H. Longo, MD
Head of Radiology
Hospital Beneficência Portuguesa de São Paulo
Abdalla Skaf, MD
Head of the Department of Diagnostic Imaging Hospital HCor / Medical director of ALTA diagnostics (DASA group)
HCOR / DASA / TELEIMAGEM
Rodrigo Aguiar, MD, PhD
Professor of Radiology
Federal University of Paraná - Brazil
Marcelo D’Abreu, MD
Head of Radiology
Hospital Mae de Deus
Tags
Musculoskeletal (MSK)
MSK
MRI
Knee
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