Hi ocaders. Please help. MRI on a 58-year-old gentleman who came with the bone infarcts on x-ray. No underlying malignancy. Rest of the areas look like bone infarct but one does enhance in the distal femur metaphysis. The question I have is do the bone in facets enhance? Thanks for help in advance.
Palpable bean-like nodules at the left proximal upper arm for 6 weeks. Medical history: ORIF for right distal femur open fracture on car accident 5 months ago. Local gynecology clinic, suspected of vaginitis and blisters on lips –> HSV on acyclovir, 2 months ago *US findings* – three small anechoic nodules adjacent to cephalic vein
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Thank you so much for your responses 🙂 *1. Here are the responses as follows: * TB or inflammatory arthropathy, probably not TSGCT (too young) TB/other infectious arthritis or JIA >> synovial chondromatosis or TSGCT (unusual at this age) TB >> fungal infection, much less likely TB with rice bodies TB is a thought, also
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Dear Ocaders Please see the case attached. Your opinion would be much appreciated. thanks Lucas 1-year-old-boy.pptx
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