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Good morning. I know I just told you about the 1300th member of the Google Group…. but yesterday I just approved the 1000th registered user of our website, ocadmsk.com. Dr. Zoe Doyle is our 1000th registered user, welcome Zoe ! The reason we designed it to require a registration page is largely so we can […]

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[image: 21F tibial lesion.jpg] [image: unnamed.jpg] [image: unnamed-1.jpg] I was and remain confused about the specific imaging criteria to distinguish osteofibrous dysplasia from adamantinoma. If she were a child I would feel more comfortable reporting OFD…but she is in this grey zone of young adulthood….and I don’t know if that has any bearing on the

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I presume she had pain when she first went to the local urgent care center, but don’t have that information. The MRI was ordered to evaluate the lesion found on outside XRs. In addition to the anterior intracortical lesion there seems to be posterior endosteal stress reaction—white arrows—which I suspect is the source of her

[image: 21m crush inj 3rd MT fx PTT insertion.jpg] In Sag images I see the main slip of the PTT inserting onto the plantar base of the Med Cuneiform, but I never see it insert onto the Navicular. I wonder if this is a delaminating tear at the medial pole navicular, or if it’s uninjured

[image: image.png] These are XRs of both wrists 8 years ago…because we have them….note, at that time the area of interest was on the right (see the Rt label on the left…sorry) Now he’s 21 and has pain after injury Yesterday….so the findings are incidental to the acute injury—-but we wonder what you think this

[image: 51F 5mos lump.jpg] The mass is dark T1, PD, T2 and avidly enhances. It’s mostly in the intermuscular fat plane between the Add Hallucis and interossei above and the Flexor Digitorum below, with a thin distal extension between the MT junction of the 2nd and 3rd ray Flexor Digitorum….touching the plantar fascia (maybe?) [image: