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Thank you for your responses 🙂 Here are the responses from members of OCAD-MSK. 1. Chondroblastoma, osteoid osteoma or LCH 2. Periosteal osteoid osteoma??? 3. Still crystal deposit, such as Gout – Dual Energy CT may be up to 20% of false-negative 4. inflammatory arthritis 5. Don’t know the answer, agree with US aspiration for

Thanks to all Answers to the case of tumor I sent : Chondrosarcoma from the rib – 2 Schwanomma – 2 Plasmocytoma – 1 Extramedullary hemotopies – 1 The patient will be biopsied and I will give you the path. Thanks again Pierre Spine-tumor.pptx

40 year old female without past history, presenting with LEFT hemicorporeal paresthesia for 6 months. MR and CT scan. Sorry no diffusion. thanks for opinion Pierre Spine-tumor.pptx

Hello everyone 🙂 A 25-year-old male with recurrent left ankle pain for 6 months which showed wax and wane pattern He took medication for gout at a local clinic, but left ankle pain relapsed after a while. Left ankle MRI scan shows prominent synovial thickening along ankle joint and medial tendons and obvious bony erosion

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Hi dear colleagues. Images attached are of a patient complaining of bilateral hip pain, mostly to the left. No history of corticosteroid use. What are your hypothesis? Bilateral transient osteoporiosis or early stage avascular osteonecrosis? Kind regards PS: you can also access the images on the link below medvia.animati.com.br/animati-viewer/view/hash/1a51d61f4b17ef9d8c3d739aae7fa146 50-y_o-bilateral-hip-pain.pdf