OCAD

Thank you all for the answers. I got old injury, fibrous dysplasia, torus mandibularis, one for each. Three for osteochondroma. Including my wife`s opinion. I had to go for osteochondroma. Thanks again, and take care. On Wed, Mar 24, 2021 at 5:54 PM Avneesh Chhabra < Avneesh.Chhabra@utsouthwestern.edu> wrote: > May be > > Ty > […]

This young patient presented to the ER with severe left hip pain of sudden onset. MR was ordered. Normal ER labs normal. There is this area of poorly defined bone marrow edema like signal in the posterior left acetabulum, left> right joint effusion, bilateral and asymmetric changes in the SI joints and focal, subtendinous BME

Hello! Could it be an osteochondroma of the mandible? OCAD.pptx

Dear MSK-friends, please have a look at this case and share your opinion. Thanks a lot. Regards Chris OCAD_Wrist_Tumor.pdf

Dear OCAD’ers Please help. If you prefer Powerpoint presentation, please press F5 (or press view slideshow icon) to scroll all images Thank you, have a great day Kind regards Colin Child-Polyneuropathy.pptx Child-Polyneuropathy.pdf

Please help with diagnosis Thanks, Monica Umpierrez Emory Univeristy