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BIG NEWS!!!….ATTENTION CURRENT MSK FELLOWS….OCAD LIVE 2022…PLEASE READ Read More »
[image: 77F Rt Sacral Lesion.jpg] Current Pelvis MRI in a 77yo F with 1 year low back and bilateral leg pain The referrer is very worried about the lesion in the Rt Sacral Ala…I reported what I think…but I told her I would get “second” opinions. I promised to follow up with her today….please tell
77F chronic LBP and leg pain with Sacral Lesion worrying the referrer Read More »
[image: image.png] us02web.zoom.us/j/81325650426?pwd=eGZkUnpyOWl4bGp1NXJqUTFXcXRoQT09 Meeting ID: 813 2565 0426 Passcode: 309092 Are you familiar with Dr. Atzei’s classification of TFCC tears? Here’s a quick reference: radiopaedia.org/articles/atzei-classification-of-peripheral-tfcc-tears?lang=us
[image: Slide1.jpeg] us02web.zoom.us/j/81325650426?pwd=eGZkUnpyOWl4bGp1NXJqUTFXcXRoQT09 Meeting ID: 813 2565 0426 Passcode: 309092
There is no volar ganglion. He is a highly regarded hand surgeon so I trust his clinical exam and presume the pain is primarily volar. My questions are: 1. How can I know if there is a chronic partial ECU split vs normal double bundle anatomy? 2. The median nerve is bright on PDFS in
Wrist MRI Please Help 41F chronic pain Hand Surgeon Suspects Occult Volar Ganglion Read More »
This reminded me of Phil’s acromion case the other day. I don’t see a calcific deposit, but the degree of reactive marrow and soft tissue edema in proximity to the teres minor insertion is hard to explain (in my opinion) for anything other than resorptive phase HADD. I never know if I can be entirely
44F Shoulder MRI 2 months Pain and Limited Range of Motion Read More »
Clinical indication specified advanced skeletal maturity, though previous report indicated that the osseous deformity “precludes bone age assessment”. I’m not sure that’s actually true and I wonder what you think. If I look at the prior, I do think the size of the phalangeal and metacarpal ossification centers were large for age, though the growth
Odd imaging request, Bone Age in boy with Spondyloepiphyseal Dysplasia Read More »
[image: image.png] us02web.zoom.us/j/83305318851?pwd=MzR3YnBuSzdWbDB4NHpBOUhDVVZsUT09 Dr. Fuller is a Pediatric Rheumatologist on staff at Texas Scottish Rite for Children with clinical and research interest in juvenile dermatomyositis, she evaluates and treats all pediatric rheumatology conditions including vasculitis, scleroderma, systemic lupus erythematosus, juvenile arthritis and recurrent fever syndromes. Consider joining us TODAY at 13:00 EST. If you cannot,
[image: image.png] us02web.zoom.us/j/83305318851?pwd=MzR3YnBuSzdWbDB4NHpBOUhDVVZsUT09 Dr. Fuller is a Pediatric Rheumatologist on staff at Texas Scottish Rite for Children with clinical and research interest in juvenile dermatomyositis, she evaluates and treats all pediatric rheumatology conditions including vasculitis, scleroderma, systemic lupus erythematosus, juvenile arthritis and recurrent fever syndromes. Consider joining us for the lecture this Thursday at 13:00
