Great case from Trystain Johnson below, concur with his statement, although I did hang out in bowling alleys in my youth bowling "the sweeper." What Is a Sweeper in Bowling? What Is a Sweeper in Bowling? Discover what a sweeper is in the context of the game of bowling. Learn what the definition of a […]
Hi again Ocaders, Thank you for all received 2nd opinions:) Very helpful! From 6 received opinions: 2x for CRMO 2x for extensive FOPE 2x for hypovitaminosis C (or D) I’ve added them all in ddx with a follow-up recommendation. Nobody went for OM which is reasonable as no symptoms of infection were present clinically –
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17 yo female s/p hyperextension injury (soccer injury). Pretty nice posterior capsule tear. The PHMM meniscotibial ligament is torn. From what I know and have read, this is NOT a category in the RAMP lesion classification. I have not seen this in isolation before. Is this so commonly associated with posterior capsule injuries that it
Good morning OCAD group, I have a request. I need ultrasound images of rotator cuff tears for a poster submission. Any images used will be credited in the presentation. Thank you! You can email me directly at rjklecker or rklecker Rosemary —
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Hello Ocaders! News from the front! Thank you all for sharing your thoughts. Driven by the kind Tetyana’s comments, that I totally agree on ("in the attached paper, both of the pf struts are still shown to be in the same plane, quite posterior, while the structure you talking about has a distinct anterior inferior
Anterior Division – Popliteofibular lig. Read More »
I was just called to discuss, because I had not mentioned the abundant subcutaneous fat Apparently she has a condition called Multiple Symmetric Lipomatosis, which has an association with chronic alcohol consumption, which "may play a role in adipocyte hyperplasia in genetically susceptible individuals" I was asked if there was a focal circumscribed lipoma; I
Hi all – A couple of our hip preservation orthopods came back from a conference talking about 3D MRI of the pelvis to obviate the need for CT surgical planning for FAI / dysplasia surgeries. Wanted to feel out the group on their current clinical practice and/or use of these techniques. Thanks – pete
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Clearly I should stick to the bones and most definitely not look at bowel….especially bowel contents! (I deal with way too much of it in the day to day, I will stop looking at it) I mistakenly assumed that bright T1 bowel "contents" implied steatorrhea. I gather this is a normal appearance. Regardless of the
30F runner history of previous stress fractures, Pelvis MRI Read More »
64F s/p revision THR with "mass in the pelvis". Turns out to be the biggest metallosis collection in the universe extending into iliopsoas bursa. Preop, intraop, postop, and gross path images for your enjoyment. 64F status post L THA revision.pptx
Don’t think I’ve sent this one before…. Read More »
