Routine CXR post CABG. Incidental finding with sclerotis band humeri and end plate vertebral bodies. Present but missed over 10 years!! Similat finding in hips on a 10 year old CT abdomen. I’m calling it adult (autosomal recessive) osteopetrosis. Any other thoughts?? RobJ Incidental-finding.pdf
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Do you see ossification posteriorly on radiographs or T1W images? To me, it looks like there has been injury /repetitive injury to the capsule ligaments including the annular ligament. Whereas lateral epicondylitis is associated with the “backhand”, improper forehand technique (hitting the ball late and slightly behind the player in absence of full elbow extension)
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Hi there, this is a 22 year old man who complains about elbow pain when playing tennis. I think I see a thickening and edema of the postero-lateral joint capsule, possibly with some minuscule calcifications or bleeding foci, although not quite like the “classic” plicae I have seen before. No other salient findings, also no
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Dear ocaders, especially those doing CT guided bone biopsies, I have a question I did not find a satisfactory answer to and hoping to find some wisdom. When targeting a lesion in the ischial tuberositas of small caliber, say 10 mm, what is your approach? More specifically would you consider transversing the hamstring tendon insertion
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This case was presented for interpretation yesterday. 16 yo M with ALL and pancytopenia. He presents for imaging secondary to “Acute and severe bilateral knee pain, question septic joint.” There are bone infarcts in the proximal right and left tibia which I called “non-acute”. Soon after I started to wonder if bone marrow edema could
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Hello dear ocaders! This is a patient that I know. She is a good physiotherapist and has lots of problems with her hips. She wrote: “I always have pain which radiates to the groin. I also feel pain in flexion and external rotation, as well as hip abduction”. First question: I don’t see Cam type
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Dear All, thanks everyone for the support. Below are the indications received: Subchondral cyst = 3 O.O. = 2 Traction changes = 1 Best regards Antonio > Inizio messaggio inoltrato: > > Da: RADAQ > Oggetto: HELP PLEASE! > Data: 4 marzo 2021 13:59:59 CET > A: OCAD MSK > > Dear all, > I
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]
