
150. MRIs for the Physical Therapist - Using MRIs as a Piece of the Puzzle
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Welcome to PT Stocks podcast! In this episode, we dive into the fundamentals of using MRIs in physical therapy. MRIs are a great tool, but we need to learn how to use them appropriately to maximize their effectiveness. We'll explore key topics such as common asymptomatic MRI findings, when to order imaging, and how to educate and empower patients. Expect to learn about the cervical and lumbar spine, knee, rotator cuff, and hip labral tears, and get actionable tips on integrating MRI with clinical assessments. Tune in for practical takeaways that will enhance your diagnostic skills without over-relying on imaging.
00:00 Introduction to PT Stocks Podcast
00:55 Understanding MRIs: Asymptomatic Findings
03:42 Clinical Examples of MRI Findings
08:59 When to Order an MRI
12:34 Cases Where MRI May Not Be Needed
14:50 Conclusion and Additional Resources
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