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[image: Rt AP.JPG] [image: Lt AP.JPG] I don’t see any abnormality in the area of the Rt Hallux. There are enormous bilateral accessory navicular bones which are smooth and oddly proximal. Doesn’t seem to articulate with the medial pole navicular, like a normal Type II accessory navicular. Just odd normal variant? Would you even consider

I know there is an ACL tear and Ramp lesion (not shown). I am showing this to clarify the anatomy. The FCL, ITB and Bic. Femoris appear intact in axial images. There is soft tissue injury posterior to the ITB and superficial to the FCL / anterior to the Biceps. Is this the lateral capsule,

[image: Multiple Limbus 29M 5yr pain.jpg] L4-S1 Limbus vertebrae I don’t recall seeing multiple limbus vertebrae…can this be related to his symptoms?

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[image: 1.jpg] This is from today, large erosion of the right femoral hip with joint space narrowing and marked synovial thickening with capsular distention. Mild left hip synovitis. Extensive Rt > Lt iliac and lumbar lymphadenopathy [image: 2.jpg] [image: 3.jpg] [image: 4.jpg] [image: 5.jpg] [image: 6.jpg] I was considering some crazy case of lymphoma with

[image: 1.jpeg] [image: 2.jpeg] [image: 3.jpeg] [image: 4.jpeg] [image: 5.jpeg][image: 6.jpeg] There is flagrant bilateral adhesive capsulitis. I have rarely seen concomitant bilateral adhesive capsulitis—and it seems quite unusual in a relatively young Male, I have long perceived a predilection for adhesive capsulitis in our Asian patient population (mostly in our Japanese patients….which is a

[image: 1.jpg] [image: 2.jpg] [image: 3.JPG] [image: 4.JPG] This looks as if it arises from the posterior fascia. Does that make this Nodular Fasciitis? Is there a differential diagnosis? It seems as if the bright PDFS distention of the joint isn’t pure fluid signal, but there is no synovial enhancement and marrow signal is normal.

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