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Per Don Resnick: Typical causes for this compartment involvement are osteoarthrosis, inflammatory osteoarthritis, gout, and scleroderma. My opinion in this -
Beautiful case, Hilary! I have seen 2 cases that actually look very much like yours. We started at the wrong -
The lesion is certainly benign, so the DDx is academic…I presume it will be excised and will try to get -
Hello- After posting the prior pediatric hip case, I thought I would share this interesting case I saw a while -
Dear Hilary, I have seen this outcome on several occasions when the patient is not operated whatever the reason. To -
She has negative ulnar variance and an absent dorsal ulnar groove with medial dislocation of the ECU, which is otherwise -
Many thanks to all who chipped in! Everyone agreed that it´s a pathologic fracture at the site of an underlying -
Mohamed Gaceb shared this with me….I’m guessing it is "PL" which is the Plantaris Longus origin I’ve never seen a -
Lesion is heterogenous centrally but has peripheral t1 hyperintense rim. Nothing on Xray. Thoughts and recommendations? Saeed.
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