MSK MRI Case Review: Rhabdomyolysis and a Diagnostic Dilemma

MSK MRI case review teaches recognition of exercise-induced rhabdomyolysis in teres major (key imaging signs to avoid misdiagnosis) and differentiation of a mass as lymph node, infection, or tumor.

• Case 1 examines MRI of exercise-induced rhabdomyolysis in teres major, highlighting muscle edema to differentiate from sinister pathology.
• Case 2 discusses a lesion that could be a lymph node, infection, or tumor, emphasizing imaging clues for accurate diagnosis.
• Educational video from the Virtual MSK Fellowship series, aimed at radiologists and clinicians.

Educational video; content based on clinical experience, not a peer-reviewed study.

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