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Tatiane shared these images from another article, too…I will report it as a healing fracture with probable adjacent post-traumatic cyst, and suggest MRI follow up after the fracture is healed, if they think it’s indicated, to look for resolved marrow edema. Images from this case: >>> Post-traumatic osseous cyst of the distal radius in a […]

I have been reassured by Rob Lambert that it is neither sinister, nor does it suggest any obvious metabolic bone disorder…so I’m over it. I had wondered if it could be due to chronic mechanical stress at the insertion of the abdominal wall muscles, given the awful condition of his lumbar spine and his body

Actually, now that i look more closely at the prior XRs, the metal marker in the Rt acetabular liner seems to stay in position in the lateral viewsIs it possible the asymmetry was just positional at that time? The knee XRs are mostly normal There is rotatory subluxation of the Right hip acetabular polyethylene liner,

all the bone marrow has this appearance – not just the knees. Has anyone seen something like this?

55F trifurcate patellar tendon Hoffa’s fat invaginating into the patellar tendon, forming longitudinal fissures, secondary to Hoffa fat pad impingement syndrome. agree?

professional soccer player (26M), with strain in cicatricial lesion of the right rectus femoris Incidental finding: osteochondritis dissecans in the contralateral knee (asymptomatic).

He has arthritis and effusion The reporting radiologist recommended enhanced MRi to evaluate the non-aggressive incidental fibrous cortical defect (red arrow) The FCD looks like and FCD, but now I see this abnormal enhancing anterior intracortical signal I don’t understand (white arrow shows the faint intracortical lucency in the lateral XR) There is diffuse smooth

Technically, this is a sports injury. Warning: Not for sensitive viewers. — Ouch.pdf