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Dear all First Intersociety meeting of ISS with MSS India Today evening at 7pm IST. PFA programme with registration link Regards *DR.V.N.VARAPRASAD MD FICR* CHIEF RADIOLOGIST GLOBAL SUPERSPECIALITY HOSPITAL VIJAYAWADA AP HON.PROFESSOR NRI MEDICAL COLLEGE MANGALAGIRI AP PRESIDENT MUSCULOSKELETAL SOCIETY OF INDIA CHAIRMAN INDIAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY AND IMAGING PAST SECRETARY ICRI PAST VICE PRESIDENT

Hi OCADers, What is your differential diagnosis of the lesion in the posterior medial femoral condyle showing some cortical irregularities? I think it looks worse on the coronals than it actually is because of the plane of scanning. Besides a do-not-touch Cortical Desmoid lesion, would you entertain any other possibility? There’s thickening at the insertion

Thank you all so much for the numerous replies! Consensus is that there is definitely a lesion at the anterior inferior labrum 😉 most likely a Perthes variant, possibly superimposed on an older Bankart lesion. Thanks again for opening my eyes 🙂 Have a lovely evening (and those in Europe a sunny holiday tomorrow)! Andrei

Hi everyone, I need some help with this case please. M31 reports recurrent left shoulder dislocation, last time about one week ago. He has an obvious Hill-Sachs impression fx of the humeral head, but I can’t quite put my finger on a labral lesion. Is there a tear at all? I’m attaching axial and coronal

Dear Ocaders; Please advise on this case. thanks Lucas ppt-1.pptx

Hi all, Our peds orthopedists have informed us that they are seeing high number of referrals for uncovered femoral heads/shallow acetabulum in older children and young adults, in which the hips are normal. On the other hand, we have orthopedists who tell us we are under calling and missing the under coverage of the femoral