Hi, When the resident asked me about this case, my first impression was FD, but there is an extensive interface between the normal bone and the calcified mass make me think of granulomatous disease sequelae. It’s an unusual case and I don’t think I will follow up, but if I get, I’ll let you know. […]
sorry the attachment was incomplete Good morning. I got 2 cases , i would like some feedback. The 1st is 7 year old presenting with ankle pain. no major trauma, started limping after school day( may be minor trauma in playground). The Achilleus shadow is not normal , but he has weird calcifications in Achilleus
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Good morning. I got 2 cases , i would like some feedback. The 1st is 7 year old presenting with ankle pain. no major trauma, started limping after school day( may be minor trauma in playground). The Achilleus shadow is not normal , but he has weird calcifications in Achilleus and in the foot.. What
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Hi, Examination from emergency room due trauma with a fractured femur. Incidentally there was a lesion in the right sacroiliac joint, which seemed to me to be residual an infectious or granulomatous disease. On S1-S2 there is a similar looking image. Do you agree? Ciro 40yo-male.pptx
Dear colleagues, Would appreciate your help on the case of this young lady with proximal tibial pain and swelling of a few months’ duration. I’m more inclined towards OSA, Ewing’s and perhaps infection, but will really appreciate your opinions. Thanks, Dr. Mai Ebrahim Mattar 18-year-old-with-proximal-tibial-lesion.pptx
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Hi This 26 year old male had 5 days of right lower abdominal pain going to groin. Surgical team wanted to rule out appendicitis so did this abdomen CT. US of testis was normal I know the quality of images are not that great but I hope I could get your opinion about the right
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Would appreciate any helpful thoughts on this one. Basically 2 dissimilar masses in the anterior leg of a retired 69 year old radiologist that don’t fit my acceptable pattern for “it’s just a hematoma”…… Please, as usual, direct all responses and thoughts to me, and I will compile and report back to OCAD thanks Andy
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Hoping this case helps someone not fall in the same trap I did. Encouraging words like, ‘you’re not as dumb as you think you are’ welcomed. Schmorls-node.pptx
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Brian A Howard was so kind as to annotate the scans I posted. I think I overlooked definite metaphyseal fractures at the 3rd metatarsal, possibly also at the 4th metatarsal, just like Brian helpfully pointed out. I find his comment on clinical assessment also worth remembering. After all it´s a 4 year old patient we´re
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