From Rachael Gordon, A neuron who reads TMJ’s. Great points! Phil, I have seen the pterygoid atrophy. Mostly in patients with head and neck CA who have had XRT. This is better seen on axial images, which can be worth adding, especially if the patient has trismus. I have seen the disc tear like this […]
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I am sending this to N-OCAD (Neuro) and OCAD (MSK) because the TMJ is a joint that falls into the neuroradiologists domain in many places, probably the majority. I was told by a few of my neuroradiology partners that they are glad an msk person wants to read them, they cringe. Not all of course.
80 yoF right TMJ pain MRI. No trauma reported. Read More »
This is amazing ———- Forwarded message ——— From: Aline Serfaty Date: Wed, Aug 11, 2021 at 10:02 AM Subject: Re: 86 y/o F shoulder pain MRI. No trauma. To: Hi Phillip! Hope all is well! Our group reported a case of SIRVA following Covid vaccination in Skeletal Radiology a few months ago. The case is
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Hilary makes a good point (good points). I dictated adhesive capsulitis on my report and then communicated what the patient said via HIPPA compliant text to the orthopedist. He said he has seen a lot of adhesive capsulitis lately and it is being attributed to the vaccine in many cases. ———- Forwarded message ——— From:
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Presents with loss of range of motion (LROM) after 2nd Covid vaccine in March. Symptoms started after the vaccination. Never had shoulder problems before. I reported possible SIRVA (Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration). I had to look that term up when the spouse of an ER doc came in for a steroid injection for
86 y/o F shoulder pain MRI. No trauma. Read More »
Active athlete. No history of subluxation or dislocation (Called orthopedist and specifically asked). Insidious onset of shoulder pain, now constant. MRI findings suggest what diagnosis? A. Bankart lesion and hill sachs deformity. B. Reverse bankart lesion and hill sachs deformity C. Posterior superior glenoid impingement and findings suggesting GIRD. D. GERD referred to the shoulder.
17yo baseball pitcher. MRI shoulder Read More »
John Read, one of the most experienced and sharpest Radiologists I know, had the following comments that I thought would be germane to this discussion: ———- Forwarded message ——— From: John Read Date: Sat, Jul 3, 2021 at 2:23 AM Subject: Re: Adhesive capsulitis To: I always thought the rationale for hydrodilatation was either to
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Let’s try something new where we begin and continue the discussion of a case on the website. Please follow the link just below the images in this case that reads: *Feel free to leave your comments on the website at ocadmsk.com * *Register if you haven’t already, what are you waiting for?* On this case
19y/o Surfing injury at work. Knee MRI Read More »
82 yo particularly parsimonious podiatric patient post pickleball peroneal pain. (all true except the parsimonious part). R/O peroneus brevis partial tear. What is going on here? A. “Ectopic” subacromial impingement. B. Complete rupture of the ankle extensor tendons. C. Oden classification Type I or type II injury of the superior peroneal retinaculum with dislocation of
Ankle MRI. Injury sent from a local podiatrist. Read More »
