please help~ incidental proximal tibial lesion
Let me have your views please. Thanks in advance.
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Let me have your views please. Thanks in advance.
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Less than a handful case reports in the world… the rare isolated congenital absent PCL ! Absent PCL and meniscofemoral ligament extending near expected proximal attachment to posterior horn of the lateral meniscus. Without the PCL as reference landmark, would you call this meniscofemoral ligament of Humprey ? I prefer to call it Meniscofemoral ligament
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Hi Just wondering if anyone else has any experience with using the trans-thyroid gland route for lower cervical spine biopsies. It seems to be an extremely safe route and avoid vessels, nerves, etc easily. There are two cases I did in the last 3 months, both infectious disciitis. The first was Streptococcus and the second
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I have never seen a lymph node posterior to the quadrilateral space. > > > > > > 24/yo shoulder pain. Doc doesn’t know if recently vaccinated > > > > Best, > > Frank
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74 year old with knee pain. Knee MRI showed serpiginous foci of abnormal signal in distal femur new from 2 years ago. Femur MRI shows more extensive abnormal signal in intramedullary bone extending from the tip of the femoral component placed 5 months ago. Is this related to reaming the femur for the femoral component.
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Looking for billing code advise. We want to start performing whole body DEXA for lean, fat and mineral content, but cannot find a CPT code to bill under. Currently we seem to have; 77080 Dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DXA), bone density study, 1 or more sites, axial skeleton (eg. Hips, pelvis, spine) 77081 Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry
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Follow-up in this lesion – chordoma. On Fri, Jul 31, 2020 at 4:32 PM ASM wrote: > Hello, > > Any thoughts on the differential list for this spine mass? Path to come > soon… > > 54 year old male with no known primary…. > > Thanks! > > Adam > > >
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Thigh MRI shows Incidental 3.6 cm mass just inferior to ischial tuberosity, deep to the inferior aspect of the gluteus maximus muscle, small amount of edema around the nodule. Pain was in lateral knee radiating up to the thigh. No pain in this region. Knee MRI showed a partial root tear of medial meniscus and
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