Hi there, this is a quick question for OCAD’ers in Switzerland. Which courses / meetings taking place in Switzerland would you recommend, generally and in 2022? Especially with a focus on MSK, but not only. I’m new here, settled in Sursee last August, working in Zofingen. Tschau zäme 🙂 Andrei Dumitrescu Radiologie Spital Zofingen
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Dear Ocaders, 56yrs male，weakness in limbs for 3 months, no bone pain,history of hepatitis B and liver cirrhosis. All aboratory results associated with myeloma is normal. No primary tumor history. Diffuse lytic bone destruction with/without central sclerotic change in spine, pelvis and ribs and sternum. Most of lesions was dark on T1 and T2WI and
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does anyone have a good reference article on techniques for arthrograms? thank you so much! Barbra A. Ross, MD 4891 E. Butler DriveParadise Valley, AZ 85253650-996-6692 (cell)
Thanks to all who commented on the case. The final Core and FNA results is high grade epitheloid angiosarcoma. The case has been discussed in bone & soft tissue MDT with orthpaedic surgeons stating that there is a large FDG avid lung nodule on PET. Best Regards, Foroogh Begin forwarded message: > From: Foroogh JafariMousavi
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Dear OCAD members We are getting an educational exhibit together for the upcoming SSR meeting and I am specifically looking for a nice example of myositis ossificans in the buttock, preferably with an MRI image. If anyone has an example and would be willing to share it (with full credit of course) we would be
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….so after 3 weeks of virtually no responses, here is the compilation of what I have received: Maybe congenitalpseudarthrosis? Possible in uterofracture infantile hamartoma Trevor disease Does not look likeradial polydactaly, more like metacarpal fracture with lots of callous. Unusual pattern probably due to loose periosteum, exuberance due to all thehormones, etc. Osteochondroma or Trevor Looks
Happy New Year. Enjoy a case of atypical fracture of ulna. Yours, Kyung Forearm_Atypical-fract.ppt
This 54-year-old female patient came to our hospital with acute onset low back pain. Her past medical history was nonspecific. I don’t know exactly what these intradural and spinal cord lesions are. I appreciate your help~ L-spine-MR-HEO.pdf
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Hi Everyone, I hope that you have enjoyed the holiday season. We had this interesting case in Royal Prince Alfred hospital in Sydney, Australia that I thought I share with you. 58 yr old male with few weeks of mid femur pain and no history of trauma was referred by orthopaedic team. Their thoughts were
