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There is band-like segmental infraspinatus > teres minor edema with mild infraspinatus atrophy in the same distribution. Can Parsonage Turner be so segmental within any given muscle? What else can this be? (There is also mild to moderate superior cuff tendinosis without tear, not shown). [image: 1.jpg] [image: 2.jpg] [image: 3.jpg] [image: 4.jpg] Feel free […]

Jan Fritz shared this with me….I wanted to put the word out: jobs.acr.org/job/musculoskeletal-radiologist-faculty-position/57564413/ [image: Screen Shot 2021-06-28 at 4.02.00 PM.png]

[image: 1.jpg] [image: 2.jpg] [image: 3.jpg] The arm is internally rotated….which is a CONSTANT frustration. I’ve been told by some in this forum that they don’t diagnose adhesive capsulitis with normal rotator interval capsule (Sag T1 looks quite normal in this case). I think anterior axillary capsular thickening and edema is seen best in the

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I just spoke with the Rheumatologist who took over patients from someone else’s practice, and she is trying to sort things out. I saw this patient today for bilateral wrist US, only the left wrist hurts. There are bilateral erosions (not showing the right wrist here), but active synovitis and 1st extensor tendinosis and tenosynovitis

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History as related by the tech is “arch and sinus tarsi pain (also had anle MRI) and 1st MTP joint pain. So it is unclear if there is any toe pain. This case is from my colleague, Amy Liebeskind…hope you can help! [image: Slide1.jpeg] Distal Hallux [image: Slide2.jpeg] 2nd Toe [image: Slide3.jpeg] 3rd Toe [image:

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