Free PDF download link for limited time to our recent article about 3D MRI applications in the ankle @ Foot&Ankle Clinics: https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1hHWg_Of4ET90y *** *** *** On Jun 26, 2023, at 5:06 PM, Avneesh Chhabra <Avneesh.Chhabra> wrote: Not too late to embrace! Notice- looks like bufurcate lig injury with ganglion on 2D 3D- 3 min […]
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Enjoy another cause of benign mass in hindfoot from Dear Dr. Resnick Nice images! Best! AC EXTERNAL MAIL Hi Avneesh, Your case reminded me of this one (attached) that we showed in the film panel at the 2011 meeting of the ISS in San Diego. Another cause of a mass in this general region.
Hi all, I apologize in advance for the image quality, this comes from a small rural hospital with a low field strength magnet where we have no protocol control! That caveat aside, I’d love some thoughts on this case. When I first opened it and looked at the T1 I thought I was looking at
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Dear OCAD, We are getting close to purchasing either a Siemens MRI Sola 1,5 T or Canon Galan 3T. Our hospital has only one scanner, we are a general hospital but with a strong focus / large bulk of MSK / orthopedics. Looking for some advice on which strength of magnet: 1,5 or 3T if
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Hello, once again! Apparently, I had some kind of problem with the rest of the images. I’m sending them now in a ppt file. Thanks in advance for your time and consideration. "Patient, 39 y.o., wrist pain with no history of trauma. Hypothesis? Hydroxyapatite deposition disease? Accessory Ossicle (os epilunatum? os hypolunatum?). " Cordially, —
Interesting Avneesh’s answer: None of those occipital condyle is equivalent to the vertebral body Anterior part of vertebra has 4 lesions commonly- Hemangioma – very t2 bright/t1 bright GCT- t2 dark without sclerosis or mineralization Chordoma- intermediate or bright on t2 with mineral Clear cell CS- very t2 bright with mineral and peripheral enh This
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Hi fellow MSK colleagues, I do not have a specific case to share today but am curious as to what people are using for their in phase/out of phase protocols for marrow assessment. We have both GE and Siemens magnets at my institution. I really like GE’s Dixon Flex option. For example, I can do
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16 year old active male lacrosse player with multiple mildly expansile medullary and cortically-based lesions in calvarium and distal femora as well as one in the right 2nd metatarsal shaft. Lesions are not painful. Has had these for many years. Initially noted on calvarium when worked up for headaches, then got skeletal survey, which showed
