So a quick follow up I have receiveid the following DDX 2 – Vascular malformation/hemangioma 1- adventitial bursitis 1- fibromatosis 1 – soft tissue chondroma 1- fungal infection 1- bpop I will try to get a more info on the case and a x ray! Thank you all > On Wed, May 19, 2021 at […]
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Good evening, fellow OCADers. I’m having some trouble with an ankle case and I’d like to know if anyone out there can help. It’s a 40 y-o woman with chronic pain on the medial malleolus. The referrer says she has a high longitudinal arch (I believe he meant pes cavus), and on interview she says
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Hi all — I have a case I’m hoping for some help with. Please check out the history and images in the powerpoint and let me know what you think. Many thanks in advance for your assistance! Jake Harter Bright toes.pptx
Dear all Please help me on this Friday afternoon (for me anyway) This is a friend and colleague and he is very anxious to get back to work but has pain and stiffness that seems out of proportion to surgery. We don’t often image in the recent post surgical state and I am unsure how
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Dear MSK- and Neuro-Friends, please share your thoughts about this case. Best wishes Chris OCAD_Spine-Tumor_MRI_CT.pdf
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Dear colleagues, I was asked about writing a chapter for a Clinics monograph on which a friend and excellent local podiatrist, Larry Oloff, is the Editor. I can’t take it on but told Larry I would offer it up to the group to see if anyone could help out. Here please find my message from
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Hello The case is from a 53 years old male, complaining of a bump in his big toe for the last 1,5 year Pain every time he steps on his toes and using shoes. What are your thoughts? Thank you so much
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Me thinks that Dr. Petersen is correct with proof below… my case does have medial tibial lesion, not shown Best, Frank —– Forwarded Message —– From: Brian Petersen To: Frank Crnkovich Sent: Monday, May 17, 2021, 09:54:43 AM MDTSubject: Re: thoughts? Is there an additional lesion at the site of the inferior medial genicular nerve?
68 y/o male with knee pain. No xray available. Diffusion negative. Hx of knee scope in the past, and ablations of some kind, not further specified. Tried calling the orthopedist; no reply over the past 4 days. look like infarcts, but the soft tissue component doesn’t fit.Best, Frank
