Multiple exostoses?
Hi! Information from the MRI referral: pain and swelling in the joints of the hand and wrist. The patient is 63 years old. Any idea? Multiple exostoses? thanks in advance, Marcin W. 1.mp4 2.mp4
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SC joint post reduction
Thanks very much to everyone who shared their thoughts. Below are the responses. The majority is in favor of periosteal stripping/sleeve avulsion as a result of the initial dislocation: Zaid -I wonder, although he’s not a kid, the injury in his case had a pattern of periosteal sleeve avulsion, similar to what we see in
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15M Shoulder Pain 4 days after injury, MRI
There is a pathologic fracture through a simple bone cyst with a cortical fragment in the cyst and overriding fracture margins There is extensive soft tissue edema medial to the humeral shaft The red arrow indicates the avulsed inferior glenohumeral ligament Sagittal images show anterior angulation at the fracture apex with the cortical fragment in
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Chest Case
Beautiful Case of the Week – MR Neurography of the Chest Short presentation attached Best, Atul Case_Chest_Taneja.pdf
BENIGN CARTILAGINOUS MATRIX LESION IN TIBIA
Hi there. Thank you to those who sent comments. Kind regards. 1. Hello André, Great case. I would have suspected an osteofibrous dysplasia/ adamantinoma , but the pathology says otherwise . Paolo Simoni . 2. Hi, I had a similar case in the same location and it turned out to be a chondromyxoid fibroma. Best,
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Radiology cadê
Hi I would like your opinion in this case Best Cláudio RADIOLOGY CASE STRESS REACTION.pdf
Osteoidosteoma / osteochondroma or chondrosarcoma
Artur Kusak, This is a beautiful case of a periosteal/subperiosteal osteoid osteoma or less likely osteoblastoma. Kanesa-Thasan presented a series of about 40 of these at RSNA 2023 but publication still pending and the femoral neck was the most common location, M>F & diagnosis was often ages 25-35. They respond well to RFA but can
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78M, Spondylitis XR spine and pelvis Please help
Dr Viana sent this, which I find very helpful The first thing is that this is an incidental finding in a male patient over 45; it’s very unlikely that an axial spondyloarthritis would have such extensive changes on radiographs without a compatible history. Furthermore, the lack of involvement of the interapophyseal and sacroiliac joints also
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