Dr. Christoph Agten's Guide to Help Radiologists Report MSK MRI With Speed and Confidence
Common Mistakes in
MSK Radiology
...that have surgeons mock your reports.
While you spend 15 minutes on a meniscal tear.
And get "imposter syndrome" each time you open a post-op scan.
(Even if you have years of experience)
A FREE 5-day email course revealing the 5 most common MSK reporting mistakes I see after reviewing over 7000 of my fellows' MSK MRI cases.
This is for you if:
- You are a consultant or attending who reads MSK MRI. You report without a reliable way to get feedback from a senior colleague.
- You lose time on routine cases. Knee and shoulder MRIs take longer than 15 minutes. This forces you to stay late or take work home.
- You get stuck on complex cases. You wade through Google, Radiopaedia, and articles for hours, only to hedge your report with "clinical correlation recommended."
- You want to know what the most common MSK reporting mistakes look like from an expert who's given feedback on over 7,000 real-world MSK cases since 2011 and knows where people at every level get stuck.
...then you should take a look at The Subspecialist's Guide to Common Mistakes in MSK Radiology.
"Before, MRI cases took 30 minutes and left me exhausted... Learning from Chris reduced my reporting time to 15 minutes, sometimes even 7.
My stress is gone, and I have energy for my family."
– Dr. Mike Brown,
USA
"Without formal MSK training, I felt like a second-rate radiologist... Chris gave me the security to dramatically boost my confidence.
Now, my colleagues come to me for help with their cases."
Dr. Colin Turner,
South Africa
"Clinicians used to ignore my reports, which felt horrible. Chris completely restructured my approach.
Now, traumatologists go out of their way to tell me how much they value my reports."
Dr. Vanina Sanchez,
Argentina
sneak peek of the five day course
- Day #1. You Report Slow Because You Think Speed Is Dangerous. Learn to report MSK systematically. My search pattern and template method means you know exactly what to look for before you look.
- Day #2. You Write Defensive Reports That Are Not Helpful. Stop hedging with a long list of differentials. Learn how to write impressions that firmly commit to a diagnosis.
- Day #3. You Close the Case After You Find the "Obvious" Injury. Learn how to avoid a dangerous cognitive bias. This exact bias caused 57 out of 65 radiologists in my MSK Olympics to miss a major finding.
- Day #4. You Report from Outdated Memory. Use my Rapid Research Method to check any answer in under a minute. Your reports will be evidence-based instead of relying on half-remembered facts that may be out of date.
- Day #5. You Wait for Experience To Give You Confidence. Learn how to commit when you are only 70% sure. You will stop staring at the screen and write reports surgeons trust. This works even when an MRI does not give a definitive answer.
- BONUS. My Complete MSK Reporting Templates for Every Joint. Get all the structured reporting templates I share with my fellows.
PD Dr. Christoph Agten
why listen to me?
Here's a bit about me.
- I review 100s of MSK cases each week from 400+ radiologists across 60+ countries in my Virtual MSK Fellowship
- Built the largest dedicated MSK radiology YouTube channel (32,000+ subscribers, 2+ million views)
- MSK Fellowships at Balgrist University Hospital (Switzerland) and NYU Langone Health (USA)
- Two books including "Speed MSK" and over 40 MSK research articles in leading radiology journals
And now, you can learn the 5 most common mistakes I see for free.
more results from my approach:
"Before, a knee report took 30 minutes; now, it takes no more than five. My confidence increased dramatically, and my earnings have grown three to four times over."
Dr. Traian Stroia, Romania
"Orthopedic surgeons and rheumatologists now ask me for advice. MSK studies have become fun."
Dr. Maximilian Leissner, Germany
"My reporting time has been cut by 30 to 50 percent, and I've gone from lacking confidence to being one of the most skillful radiologists in my hospital."
Dr. Riccardo de Marchi, Italy
"If you want to know more about MSK imaging as it’s currently performed at the very highest level... what Christoph offers is probably the best out there."
Dr. Donald Renfrew, US
"Before... I felt slightly behind my peers. I particularly struggled with interpreting some of the smaller structures on MSK MRI such as the labrum and the TFC at the wrist.
Christoph significantly improved my accuracy, making my reports more precise and helping to reduce both my overcall and undercall rate... identifying actual horizontal tears of the disk of the TFC—two common pathologies that I had frequently overlooked."
Dr. Jawad Naqvi, UK
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