Good morning, I would like your opinion about this case. Best Claudio Dr. Cláudio Régis Sampaio Silveira Médico Radiologista – Músculoesquelético Diretor da São Carlos Imagem Instituto São Carlos de Ensino e pesquisa Ex- Presidente da Sociedade Cearense de Radiologia ( 2009-2011) Membro titular do Colégio Brasileiro de Radiologia-CBR International Member American Roentgen Ray Society- […]
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Dear Ocaders, I appreciate the feedback a lot. Kay-Geert, Clarissa, Yoav, Atul (both cases 🙂👍), Avneesh, Gustavo, Eugene, thanks a lot for opinions and references, you´re the best! Concerning the acromial downslope case: – consensus on not much literature support, but seems that in extreme cases worth description. About the hand bone marrow change case:
Dear Ocaders, 16 yo female allergy historic long standing intermittent joint pain episodes, including knees now: mild 3rd 4rd and moderate 2nd finger dactylitis hypothesis: chronic recurrent non-bacterial osteomyelitis/ osteitis juvenile rheumatoid arthritis early onset spondyloarthropathy? thoughts? crmo.pptx
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Good morning Ocaders, opinion about lateral acromial downslope best regards Jair doubt-ocad.pptx
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Hi OCADers, Adult patient with mild OA. Unusual morphology at the osteochondral layer of medial femoral condyle. I have seen this 1-2 before and interpreted as a variant. Does anyone know more about this? How does it develop (growth disturbance?), frequency, any relevance for developing OA etc. Any literature reference would also be appreciated. Thx.
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Thank you so much for your opinions 🙂 Here are the responses: 1) calcific tendinopathy, also consider gout – CT to confirm calcification (or ultrasound), DECT could potentially differentiate 2) insertional semimenbranosus (nonspecific) tendinopathy x2 3) calcification tendinopathy or calcification periarthritis – experience of a few cases of gout show up like this around the
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Hello, OCAD! I request your opinions on a small erosive lesion at the left posterior medial tibial plateau (semimembranosus insertion point) Is it possible for calcific tendinitis or nonspecific enthesopathy? Opinion please 🙂 Thank you so much in advance ! MTP-posterior-erosion.pdf
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81 y/o back pain for the past month ; weakness probable septic facet joint with epidural abscess/fluid Best, Frank
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Dear all. I will really appreciate your help on these case. Good morning from Costa Rica, comprimidoFascitis-nodular-proliferativa.pptx
