Hi OCAD`ers here the differential diagnosis of femur lytic lesions: CRMO (Chronic Recurrent Multifocal Osteomyelitis) 3 Leukemia1 Metastasis 1 Histiocytosis 4 Some sort of metabolic/deposit disease, with bone infarction 1 Lymphoma 1 Thank you very much for your atention! As soon as I have the biopsy results, I send to you. Have a good weekend! […]
46 y/o male; pain swelling for 3 months… no further history, xrays or anything else doc hasn’t returned calls edema and sts throughout study. thoughts? Case I sent earlier with muscle abnormality at hip went to biopsy yesterday; will get path next week. Best, Frank
Dear ocaders Please see the case attached. cheers Lucas case.pptx
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Dear OCADERS, Greetings from Australia! Please can you help me with this crazy case so I can look good in front of my colleagues (I need a payrise). Thankyou! Daniel Saddik Melbourne Australia Help-please.pptx
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Hi there everyone, frequently in trauma patients and/or patients with Baker cysts I see some soft tissue fluid “bands” around the knee, posteriorly along the fasciae. When these are contiguus to the Baker cyst I unsually interpret this as a sign of cyst leakage or rupture. But what when there is no continuity (like in
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Hello MSK-friends, has anyone heard something about a plica in the glenohumeral joint. Here I can see a plica like structure posterior in the joint. Thank you very much in advance for your insight. Best wishes Chris Shoulder_MRI_Anatomy_Plica.pptx
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Hello MSK-friends, this is a quiz-case for you. I got the histology today. Have fun. Chris Foot_MRI_Soft-tissue-tumor_Quiz.pptx
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Dear MSK-friends, unfortunately, no reply yet to this case. My orthopedic surgeon and I are thinking of an osseous avulsion injury of the superior peroneal retinaculum. Situation is considered unstable and surgery is planned. Have a great weekend. Chris Christos Loupatatzis schrieb am Dienstag, 2. Februar 2021 um 22:14:52 UTC+1: > Dear MSK-friends, > >
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37 y/o with hip pain. Scheduled for CT guided arthrogram prior to MRI. Patient could not tolerate positioning on CT table; internal rotation with toes “cobained” together. Told her I thought we’d get an adequate study without arthrogram. no history of trauma. Would have put my needle right through the center of this mass if
