hilary.umans

Please review the ppt which includes the Cine during ACTIVE ROM. Then MRI from today. I don’t understand the apparent discrepancy. I thought there was a low grade partial tear 1.9 cm prox to insertion on US (I scanned). But during dynamic imaging the distal segment didn’t move at all….so I wondered if there was […]

[image: wrist consult 32F 1.5yr post op ulnar pain.jpg] [image: wrist consult 32F 1.5yr post op ulnar pain (1).jpg] [image: wrist consult 32F 1.5yr post op ulnar pain (2).jpg] [image: wrist consult 32F 1.5yr post op ulnar pain (3).jpg] MRI of 32F 1.5 years post central TFCC tear debridement with 1 month recurrent ulnar wrist

[image: 1.jpg] Why can’t we see the contrast in the MRI? Reported by the arthrographer as “intra-articular contrast injection”, was he wrong? [image: 2.jpg] I find so much utility for the BLO sequence—mostly, it is our go to sequence to confirm or exclude labral tear, but it is perpendicular to the infraspinatus tendon, offers a

My colleague is asking for assistance. This 69 yr old patient with knee pain has arthritis and mensical tear to explain the knee pain. The chondroid lesion was presumed an incidental enchondroma in 2008. It has grown substantially. Does that imply it is chondrosarcoma? Other? [image: consult chondroid lesion 69yo.jpg] [image: consult chondroid lesion 69yo

[image: Calf Amyotrophy 1.jpg] [image: Calf Amyotrophy T2FS.jpg] She has bilateral degenerative fraying and tearing of the anterior horn Lateral menisci with DJD—so that explains her chronic pain. My colleague noticed chronic bilateral fatty atrophy of the medial head gastrocnemius. I was not aware of BFAD (benign focal amyotrophy disorders) or of, more specifically, Calf

[MLL 66F1.jpg] [MLL2.jpg] [MLL 3.jpg] [MLL 4.jpg] [MLL 5.jpg] Skin thickening and subcutaneous edema were reported without a visible mass, MRI was recommended. I was confused at first by the anatomy….this is a woman with an “appendage-like” mass-like swelling in the anteromedial upper thigh, but no focal mass. There is thickening and edema-like signal the

61F with 2 weeks pain, no other history. No mention of ROM. There is considerable intermediate T1, bright PDFS signal fusiform thickening of the CHL, but I really don’t see thickening of the RI capsule and the axillary capsule looks normal. Maybe mild chronic supraspinatus tendinosis; looks mostly normal. Is this Adhesive Capsulitis? I know

This is a 65M, I have no prior imaging or additional information. I have tried to contact the referrer and await response. There is clearly Paget Disease. In the lateral of the LS spine I am concerned that I don’t clearly see the posterior cortex of the sacrum, wondering if there might be Paget related