hilary.umans

[image: 1.jpg] Morphologically this Looks like an enostosis, the spiculated margins blend with the trabeculae, but according to the attached reference—which is Fabulous—it implies that the HU is in the range of untreated osteoblastic metastasis. Do this need to be biopsied? Other? [image: 2.jpg] [image: image.png] AJR:207, August 2016

[image: 1.jpg] When I first saw the Cor PDS, I thought this was a CAM lesion, but the corresponding Cor T1 looks normal. Findings suggest Greater Trochanteric friction syndrome. The labrum is intact in Ax Obl and Sag images (not shown) [image: 2.jpg] There is this smooth fusiform dark thickening of the lateral femoral cortex….would

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[image: 1.jpg] [image: 2.jpg] [image: 3.jpg] [image: 4.jpg] [image: 5.jpg] I’m finding it difficult to reach a unified diagnosis. I see tendinosis, changes consistent with adhesive capsultis, multifocal muscle edema (more impressive on my PACs) most striking in the posterolateral deltoid but also the T Minor, deep medial supraspinatus and subscapularis (not shown), and the

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Yes, this is a last minute substitution—-but Dr. Scarborough is amply qualified. Try to join us Live…..but, if you cannot, it will be recorded and available on our website, ocadmsk.com [image: Slide1.jpeg] Matt Scarborough graduated from Queens University Belfast. Early post graduate experience included medical education and refugee relief work in the middle East. He

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[image: 1.jpg] [image: 2.jpg] I’m not sure if it’s a fakout, but in the lateral I think I’m seeing periprosthetic lucency and I’m losing the posterior inferior L5 cortex. Wondering about periprosthetic osteolysis, but haven’t seen it related to disc replacement (have only seen a few of these…certainly none 16 years post op). I see