Unfamiliar radiographic findings can alarm clinicians and lead to unnecessary testing. This guide reviews five common, non-pathologic osseous variants to improve diagnostic confidence and patient care.
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Lumbosacral transitional vertebrae (LSTV) are often overlooked but can contribute to low back pain and radicular symptoms. This article examines a case of symptomatic LSTV, highlighting its classification, biomechanical impact, and treatment considerations.
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Bulky hyperostosis in the cervical spine can compress the esophagus and may need resection. Learn more about DISH and its risks!
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Editor’s note: Dr. Ruof is presenting the webinar “The Pediatric Spine: Normal...
Read MoreThis week Dr. Erin Ruof talks about the course that she will be presenting at the 2024 ICS Chicagoland Fall Convention (October 4 – 6, 2024) – “Radiology Gameshow.” Watch the video to learn more!
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This article guides chiropractic physicians on selecting the appropriate advanced imaging for common musculoskeletal conditions, focusing on MRI vs. CT and patient safety.
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Radiography is vital in chiropractic care, often interpreted by practitioners. Thorough radiology reports are essential for documenting findings and guiding patient treatment effectively.
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Learn the implications of a rare cervical anomaly in a 65-year-old man with chronic neck pain, highlighting considerations for treatment and cervical manipulation, and offering insights into managing complex spinal conditions.
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