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2 year history of Juvenile Ankylosing Spondylitis, r/o active disease. There was a note in the history that said positive family history. I am trying to get more information. I thought it was a nice example. There is even enhancing inflammation in the soft tissues adjacent to the S-I joints. [16yoAS3.jpg] [16yoAS5.jpg] [16yoAS6.jpg] [16yoAS7.jpg] [16yoAS2.jpg] […]

I realize this makes 2 cases today. I’ll lay off for a few days after this one. Patient describes progressive heaviness sensation and weakness when walking. It’s interfering with his quality of life. We’ve done L spine and left Hip MR examinations and the only thing I see is psoas atrophy. The hip was done

This is a follow up exam. She was examined in 2019 when she was very symptomatic and again recently after being treated with NSAIDS and disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs). Pediatric Rheumatologist didn’t tell me the exact drugs used for her. The sacroiliitis is still active. The knee is much better. What would you have read

Good morning everyone! Has anyone seen a fascia like that before? Male, 42yo. Car crush 4 years ago. Greater tuberosity fracture (it doesn’t seem chronic to me), bony bankart. Very thick glenohumeral capsule as well. Not diabetic. Karina

[1.jpg] [2.jpg] [3.jpg] [4.jpg] [5.jpg] I know that we are notoriously unreliable in assigning the Type of SLAP lesion, but I want to clarify what I’m seeing here. There is a SLAP tear, and it seems to extend posteriorly, but I think the Biceps anchor is intact (do you agree?). Would this be a bucket

47F now with severe left shoulder pain, no recent trauma. [1.jpg] [2.jpg] [3.jpg] [4.jpg] [5.jpg] [6.jpg] [7.jpg] [8.jpg] Hilary