Me thinks that Dr. Petersen is correct with proof below… my case does have medial tibial lesion, not shown Best, Frank —– Forwarded Message —– From: Brian Petersen To: Frank Crnkovich Sent: Monday, May 17, 2021, 09:54:43 AM MDTSubject: Re: thoughts? Is there an additional lesion at the site of the inferior medial genicular nerve? […]
68 y/o male with knee pain. No xray available. Diffusion negative. Hx of knee scope in the past, and ablations of some kind, not further specified. Tried calling the orthopedist; no reply over the past 4 days. look like infarcts, but the soft tissue component doesn’t fit.Best, Frank
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Dear all First Intersociety meeting of ISS with MSS India Today evening at 7pm IST. PFA programme with registration link Regards *DR.V.N.VARAPRASAD MD FICR* CHIEF RADIOLOGIST GLOBAL SUPERSPECIALITY HOSPITAL VIJAYAWADA AP HON.PROFESSOR NRI MEDICAL COLLEGE MANGALAGIRI AP PRESIDENT MUSCULOSKELETAL SOCIETY OF INDIA CHAIRMAN INDIAN COLLEGE OF RADIOLOGY AND IMAGING PAST SECRETARY ICRI PAST VICE PRESIDENT
#1) Thank you to everyone who responded: Dr. Don Resnick, Dr. Avneesh Chhabra, Dr. Leanne Seeger, Dr. Bill Snearly, Dr. Jeff Clarke, Dr. Sergio Viana, Dr. Carlos Gimenez, Dr. Chris Loupatatzis The unanimous opinion is a benign cortical desmoid (aka cortical avulsive lesion, distal femoral avulsive cortical defect/irregularities). No follow up needed. As some
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Hi OCADers, What is your differential diagnosis of the lesion in the posterior medial femoral condyle showing some cortical irregularities? I think it looks worse on the coronals than it actually is because of the plane of scanning. Besides a do-not-touch Cortical Desmoid lesion, would you entertain any other possibility? There’s thickening at the insertion
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Thank you all so much for the numerous replies! Consensus is that there is definitely a lesion at the anterior inferior labrum 😉 most likely a Perthes variant, possibly superimposed on an older Bankart lesion. Thanks again for opening my eyes 🙂 Have a lovely evening (and those in Europe a sunny holiday tomorrow)! Andrei
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Dear Ocaders; Please advise on this case. thanks Lucas ppt-1.pptx
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