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XRs show meniscal chondrocalcinosis, with what I reported either as expansion or extrusion of the bilateral meniscal body.[image: 59M bilateral medial knee pain .jpg] Got bilateral MRI today. I was taught that chondrocalcinosis can produce “spurious increased intrameniscal signal that can be confused with tear”…but that was a million years ago and never found it

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[image: 1.jpg] [image: 2.jpg] [image: 3.jpg] [image: 4.jpg] The central portion of the quadriceps tendon is superficially frayed and probably partially torn (I will recommend additional femur MRI…this is a site without MSK US), but there is a huge defect between the central tendon and what’s left of the vastus lateralis, with joint fluid communicating

I am a bit confused by the appearance of the Superomedial Spring (CNL) ligament. My question is: Is it torn or not? The PTT looks normal, with some tenosynovitis, inserting onto a normal appearing Type 2 accessory navicular. In the Cor images there is nothing (White Arrow) between the talar head and Acc Navicular (Yellow

30yo M with 22 months non specific chest wall pain, referred with suspected costochondritis. Pain is mostly left chest wall—-visible costal cartilage and adjacent ribs look normal. No symptoms of peripheral arthritis, no skin lesions. Says he has occasional back pain, but did not specify. No XRs or any other imaging available. Is any other