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The 'light bulb sign' observed on radiographs of posterior shoulder dislocations is due to...

When used to describe an injury to the labrum on an MRI shoulder, what does the term 'GLAD' lesion stand for? 

What structure is used on the axial sequences of an MRI shoulder, to plan the alignment of the coronal oblique sequences? 

Which of the following features is NOT a commonly associated injury in posterior shoulder dislocation?

A patient undergoes a F18-FDG PET-CT study for suspected large vessel vasculitis. The imaging shows periarticular increased uptake at the shoulder, hip and sternoclavicular joints, as well as abnormal uptake between the spinous processes of the lumbar spine. What associated condition does the patient have?

What signal characteristics will a focus of rotator cuff calcification have on MRI?

From the list below, which is the only structure that is high signal on T1 weighted sequences?

An impaction fracture of the anteromedial aspect of the humeral head is known as a...

Clavicle fractures are displaced due to a combination of the weight of the upper limb pulling the distal fragment down and which muscle pulling the medial fragment upwards?

Which Rockwood type would an acromioclavicular joint injury be if the clavicle displaced posterior into the trapezius?

Which Rockwood type would an acromioclavicular joint injury be if the clavicle is markedly elevated and coracoclavicular distance is more than double normal?

The majority of clavicular fractures occur at the...

Inferior displacement of the medial head of the clavicle on the serendipity view (axial) of the sternoclavicular joints is indicative of a sternoclavicular joint dislocation in what direction?

Forced external rotation and abduction of the humerus will most often result in a glenohumeral dislocation in which direction? 

A fracture of the anteroinferior aspect of the glenoid is known as a...