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Nive one! I’ve seen a very similar case recently, multifocal, discussed on my LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sergiolopesviana_16-yo-girl-presenting-painless-soft-activity-7256586755733131264-1TSS?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios) Enviado do meu iPhone Em 12 de nov. de 2024, à(s) 18:21, Daniel Amirhamzeh <daniel.amirhamzeh> escreveu: <image.png> Today’s exam without contrast <image.png> Prior MRIs with contrast Bx proven desmoid tumor. Best regards,

There has been quite a lot of interest in this case and we have settled on a DDx Rice bodies of RA (or other) started slow but have picked up steam…..that currently seems to be the favored diagnosis (by the numbers of responses) Other suggestions have included SOC (some favor that) as well as GCTTS

I don’t have any clinical information about NF 1 , to be honest i don’t have any ususable… Only thing i found was maslike lesion in left tight but it was reported as hamangioma ( i think wrongly) ] Hello evryone. I would like to ask for second opinion. Do you think it can be

Isolated Complete Rupture of the Biceps Femoris Insertion: A Surgical Repair Technique Manuscript HX 45 y/o with work injury Best, Frank

From Atul I call this Kager’s fat pad fibrosis/atrophy. They can happen due to trauma or post-steroid injection. Few years ago we published in Skeletal Radiology the same aspect in a patient post-steroid injection that was aimed at the Achilles paratenon ( https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24615408/) — Attached some extracts from the paper from our case. Before the

I’m trying not to read the NY Times or doom scroll through the noise about the election….not that there isn’t plenty of imaging to read…..I’ve seen several really great wrist MRI cases lately….just wanted to share White arrow points to the hamate hook, to illustrate the proximity deep to the thrombosed superficial ulnar artery (red

She completed a course of Levofloxacin (fluoroquinolone) antibiotics 1 month ago The association of fluoroquinolone use and tendon rupture, especially Achilles rupture is well established….but I always find it shocking Here is a nice open access case report on the topic

Help with case: HPI: 41M with h/o GFAP-mediated encephalomyelitis that was thought to be related to autoimmune disorder this past summer treated with solumedrol. He still has residual paralysis in his lower extremities. He was admitted 2 days ago for MSSA urosepsis and decubitus ulcer treated with vancomycin and cefazolin. Kidney function good. Any thoughts