The Centeno-Schultz Blog

Dr. Chris Centeno discusses how to read a knee MRI for meniscal tears and what you need to know about such tears. Transcript Hi, this is Dr. Centeno. And I’d like to go over today How to Read Your Knee MRI: Focus on the Meniscus. I have a whole series of these and reading a … Continued

Transcript for “How to Read Knee MRI” Hi, this is Dr. Centeno and I’d like to go over how to read knee MRI. I got the idea for this when a friend had a knee injury, got an MRI, was sent home with the CD, and just jumped on the internet to try to figure … Continued

What Is the Rotator Cuff? The Rotator Cuff is a group of 4 principal muscles that stabilize and support the shoulder joint. The four muscles, and their attached tendons that comprise the Rotator Cuff are the supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis, and teres minor, and any of these could be where we could find Rotator Cuff tears. … Continued

Specialized doctor identifies horizontal meniscus tears on MRI.

A doctor discusses hip labrum surgery alternatives and how the cause of hip pain that goes down the leg may be in your low back, not the hip labrum tear seen on MRI.

Specialized doctor highlights changes in knee MRI after arthroscopic knee meniscectomy.

Specialized doctor discusses the poor association of x-ray findings and pain.

specialized doctor discusses the principal knee ligaments, identifities location on MRI and treatment options.

Specialized doctor discusses recent case in which physical examination was critical to diagnosing source of knee pain.

Specialized doctor discussed case report in which MRI was misleading in making the correct diagnosis.