MRI Education

  • Overhaul the Antiquated Out-of-State Medical Licensure Bureaucracy August 31, 2020
    By Shella Farooki, M.D. Radiologist All-American Teleradiology August 31, 2020 While national politicians and other governors are mired in partisan disputes, Governor Mike DeWine is rising above the fray to find evidence-based solutions to the COVID-19 pandemic. As an Ohio doctor who works in our state and others, I applaud DeWine’s focus on saving lives. And I urge him ...
  • Finger Pulleys – Patterns of Pathology July 23, 2013
    By Peter Louis Glickman, M.D. All-American Teleradiology and Mark E. Pruzansky, M.D. Finger pulleys are fine annular and cruciform structures, which hold the flexor tendons close to the phalanges and joints of the fingers and thereby facilitate strong and complete flexion of the digits in response to muscular contraction distant from the sites of mechanical action. Their anatomic ...
  • The MRI Technologist Role in Foot/Ankle Positioning June 26, 2013
    By Krysty Radabaugh, BS, MS, R.T., (R)(CT)(MR) Director of Operations, and Chief MRI Technologist All-American Teleradiology MRI is the imaging modality of choice for evaluation of musculoskeletal pathology of the ankle and foot, including soft tissue, osseous trauma, neoplasms, and inflammatory pathology. MRI provides superior resolution and exquisite detail of soft tissue structures using multiplanar capabilities. However, MRI ...