We will teach you how using a PC you will be able load any MRI CD. We will also teach you the navigation tools that come with the self loading software on the MRI CD’s and we will cover the gold standard software (for the layman) using MAC’s as well as cloud based systems. To view a sample recording of this video click here

For manual / physical therapists in particular, correlating clinical findings with MRI findings (which may or may not have been reported on) always required in order to treat the “man* not the scan” (*or woman!). But knowing what is relevant on MRI and what is not, can be quite an art. During these small group, online, interactive coaching sessions you will guided through the process. You will have the chance to verbally ask questions, Group sizes are restricted to a maximum of 20 participants in order to enable a high level of interaction and coaching (relative to our webinars).

Lower back pain conditions are amongst the commonest musculoskeletal complaints costing billions of pounds every year in lost earning and health care costs. The lumbar spine is one of the most frequently requested areas of the body to be imaged with MRI. During this one hour webinar, esteemed consultant radiologist, Dr Sajid Butt, from the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital will be covering the important aspects of lumbar spine pathology seen on MRI, and teach you how best to decide which patients need a surgical referral, and which patients can respond to conservative treatment, including realistic time frames for returning patients to work. For a sample recording of this webinar click here

Our training system has been designed by therapists for therapists (and other allied professionals. Unlike some courses taught by experts in the field resulting in much of the content “going over your head”, we will guide you through our systematic approach for understanding the “normal” anatomy of the spine as seen on MRI. Carefully and logically explaining the different views and sequences, including those which usually come as standard and those which often have to be requested when referring for an MRI scan. For a sample recording of this webinar click here

Following on from our ABC approach for analysing spinal MRI’s during this in-depth 90 minute webinar we will demonstrate how to determine common degenerative and pathological problems seen on MRI. In our experience, these features are all too often missed or not fully reported on MRI reports. If and when this occurs this can lead to a devastating wild goose chase for patients labeled with various (bogus) “hypothetical” Back Pain syndromes, all the while when time and proper scrutiny of the MRI scan would have revealed the answers. This is essential learning for any clinicians or therapists dealing with Back Pain conditions. For a sample recording of this webinar click here

MRI reports (i.e. from the radiologist) are usually written with from the perspective of whether an invasive procedure might be required to ease the patient’s pain (injection or surgery). However, MRI scans and the images they produce can also provide invaluable insights that will help manual / physical therapists determine the best treatment techniques and advice to provide so their patients achieve optimum outcomes During these small group, interactive, online coaching your coaching will present several examples case studies where this has proved to be the case. You will also have the chance to share your screen, present your own cases and MRI images of your patients, in order to seek advice and opinions from the group and your coach(es).

The knee joint is a frequently imaged area with MRI. However, mistakes commonly occur when interpreting MRI images of the knee which can result in inaccurate reporting thereby leading to mismanagement of patients suffering with knee pain. In this one-hour Live CPD lecture, renowned radiologist Dr Sajid Butt from the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital will take you through these common pitfalls and provide you with the main take-home points so that your are guarded against these mistakes and can better serve your patients. For a sample recording of this webinar click here

Modic change is a common feature on MRI. However it is immensely important to know when your patients might be suffering from spinal infection. MRI signs of spinal infection can be hard to distinguish from those of vertebral oedema (modic change) due to endplate degeneration. This is an essential webinar for anyone who manages patients with back pain. Dr Sajid Butt, is a world-class, Consultant Radiologist and member of the Radiology department at The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital; by sharing pertinent case studies and highlighting the important features on MRI, Dr Butt will teach you how to spot a spinal infection which needs surgical referral and something which looks like an infection but in fact is not. For a sample recording of this webinar click here