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SPORTS, ORTHOPEDIC AND EMERGENCY IMAGING FELLOWSHIP - To train Fellows to become efficient, practical, and highly skilled in the multimodality imaging of sports related injuries including conventional radiography, CT, arthography, ultrasound and MRI. Image guided intervention including radiography, CT and ultrasound guided musculoskeletal therapeutic procedures including fenestrations, steroid injections and PRP (Platelets Rich Plasma) - To train Fellows to become efficient, practical, and highly skilled in the preoperative workup and postoperative imaging of orthopedic patients including the recognition of possible complications using a multimodality approach. - To train Fellows to become efficient, practical, and highly skilled in the imaging of the acutely injured and ill patients. - To train fellows to become competent in Sports, Orthopedic, and Emergency Imaging by teaching one-on-one at the workstation and during procedures, and also by lectures and case conferences. - The Fellow's responsibilities will be commensurate with their level of training and experience and will increase as the year progresses. - To provide the Fellows with experience to interact with athletes including major league basketball and football teams, acutely ill, and traumatized patients and their physicians. - To provide the opportunity for scholarly activity, including presentations at conferences, lectures and clinical research. Sports, Orthopedic, and Emergency Imaging: Fellows spend a total of two four week blocks on Emergency and Trauma Imaging rotation. Nine four week blocks are spent on the Musculoskeletal Imaging rotation. One four week block will be spent in the world famous MD Anderson cancer center Musculoskeletal department. Up to two four week blocks are available for electives