Challenge yourself with our Cases of Nerve Abnormalities in the Upper Extremity from Dr. Megan Mills!

Join Dr. Megan Mills (University of Utah) as she walks through cases of nerve abnormalities in the upper extremity. Read alongside her as she provides essential interpretation pearls and pitfalls on these cases, which will help you gain confidence in making these decisions in your own practice.

Dr. Mills also includes an overview of the anatomy of commonly injured and impinged nerves, protocol tips, and her search pattern and stepwise approach that can help narrow differential diagnoses. Follow along as she provides in-depth explanations of specific findings and their respective differential diagnoses, as well as case discussion of nerve injury, entrapment, and tumor. 

Test yourself to determine:

• Is the reason for a 27 year old’s thumb flexion weakness an abnormality of the anterior interosseous nerve, posterior interosseous nerve, or ulnar nerve? 
• Your approach to a 41 year old’s abrupt onset shoulder and neck pain, weakness and pain in arm?
• Is a case of ulnar nerve entrapment due to one of these anomalous structures: Gantzer’s muscle, anconeus muscle, or flexor carpi muscle? 
• …and more!

Expert Case Review Overview

Expert Case Reviews offer a high yield, case-focused learning module that will help you gain confidence interpreting advanced imaging cases. 

Read alongside Radiology mentors who want to help you fine-tune your search patterns and work through your list of differential diagnoses. 

Review at your own pace by utilizing the video player features to pause, rewind, and slow down the video to work through the case at your own pace.

After you’re done, check out these additional Musculoskeletal Imaging Mastery Courses for further in-depth case review:

• Entrapment Neuropathy and Nerve Tumors on MRI
• Shoulder MRI
• Soft Tissue Masses on MRI

Course materials were developed from Dr. Mills’ Case Review Live webinar in May 2021. The recorded session has been converted into this on-demand, microlearning Radiology CME Course that you can work through on your own time!