I received 2 responses from Drs. Guilford and Simoni, both who strongly favor PVNS….though it’s an unusual location.
Dr. Guilford suggested f/u XRs to look for calcification/ ossification possibly related to myositis ossificans—-in the unlikely event that the prior radiographs were just too soon to see any.
I think it’s a great suggestion and I will recommend it.
On Mon, Feb 6, 2023 at 12:16 PM hilary umans <hilary.umans> wrote:
Mass medial to distal biceps (red arrow) in close proximity to the distal brachialis tendon (blue arrow), but really between the two
Peripheral and septal dark T1/PDFS signal, seems to bloom on GRE.
No mineralization on XRs from August.
I want to call this PVNS (GCTTS).
I don’t think the brachialis has a tendon sheath.
I found an anatomic reference for elbow bursae…I want to call this PVNS of antecubital interosseous bursa (which I never heard of until now)…do you agree?
Is there any DDx?
