Hi How do you describe this finding in the report, elderly patient and pain (everyone feels pain on this exam) and we usually has no other information. Only MRI. DDX: Crowned dens syndrome periodontoid pseudotumor pseudogout RA Others [image: image.png]
16 year male. Basketball. Recent minor trauma to the ankle. Unusual minimal periarticular subcortical signal alterations on PDfs and T1. Focal “erosion” in the transition from the cartilaginous zone to the distal femoral metaphysis. Ambient bone marrow edema in this transition zone at lateral superior femur condyle. Minor signal changes retro patellar (Outerbridge 1). Normal
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Hello smart radiologists, I would love to hear if any of you have tips to decrease CSF flow artifact on axial SE T2 cspine MRI. I have attached some examples of different parameters in the same patient. We did discover that the industry rep who installed the scanner set the flow comp to be in
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Hi Antonio. I think the hyperintensity is a subchondral cyst. There’s a small effusion at the 2nd MCP which is something I see quite often and is usually mechanical. Pls let me know what others think. Mai Mattar > On Mar 5, 2021, at 2:24 PM, ANTONIO BARILE wrote: > > > >> Inizio
thank you all for taking the time to respond unanimity was: it is a *ganglion cyst,* nobody ever saw a vascular malformation inside ACL I did an CE MRangiography, and indeed, the structure inside LIA did not enhance internally, only the linining, which is consistent with a ganglion cyst. The serpigionous part enhances – but
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> Inizio messaggio inoltrato: > > Da: RADAQ > Oggetto: HELP PLEASE! > Data: 4 marzo 2021 13:59:59 CET > A: OCAD MSK > > Dear all, > I am attaching a case of 37 year old female with 1Y pain at 2nd metacarpal bone. > Do you have any idea? > Thank you very
Thank you everyone for your responses. I remember seeing a case like this posted a long time ago on OCAD but could not find it, so thank you for your patience. Most responders agree that the lesion is a post traumatic fibrous band/synechia/blood clot. I have seen this before but never quite as large as
Dear all Please advise on this ankle? Kind regards Colin Ankle-Plica.pptx
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