Thanks for the responses. Many also think this is a pubic cartilaginous cyst. Dr. Taneja shared the below case of a smaller example. Dr. Vanhoenacker shared an article he wrote regarding this entity (see attached). I attached another article with retropubic examples. Some wondered about infection, which is understandable. But there are no clinical signs/sxs […]
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It is Great when more of us participate in sharing cases and advice.But it is imperative that we take care to remove all Protected Health Information. That means No Name or date of birth… Not even a medical record number or name of an imaging center with date of exam. Wipe it All. It is
Thanks for sharing …Better biopsy and confirm our diagnosis not to miss something sereous mimickers Dr Mesfin Mulugeta Msk radiologist Ethiopia A timely case, thanks for sharing. We had this one recently – so nice to have a reference. We are doing short term MR follow-up at our institution. Kind regards, Byron Subject: 62F Thigh
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There was no consensus, but the most frequent entities mentioned in the replies were gout, inflammatory conditions like RA and, less often, amyloidosis. I’ll try to get feedback from the orthopedic surgeon and get back to you. Thanks everyone, stay safe Sergio I would appreciate your opinion in one case that is puzzling me. This
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Hello- 51 yo F with ~ 2 y history of pelvic pressure and urinary urgency. Had pelvic MRI performed 4 years ago showing osteitis pubis. Recent CT, US, and MRI. MRI was shown to me by a body colleague, so more of a body protocol. I think this is a retropubic cartilaginous cyst. Low density
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Hello,What are your diagnostic hypotheses about this case? 68-years old male patient, no history of trauma, indolent nodule anterior to the right ankle joint, region of the tibial anterior tendon, observed since few months. Sag T1, PD fs, ax. PD FS, cor T1, ax. GRE ax T1, ax + cor PD FS, sag + ax
I have learned that this patient is an insulin dependent diabetic, on antihypertensive medication and statins.No history of arthritis. Thanks to the several people who commented: Most of you favor inflammation of the peritenon..some mention the Tib Anterior tenosynovitis as possibly related. Some mentioned the possibility of crystal deposition or RA nodule. 2 people wondered
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As Nicholas Beckmann wrote, we just recently held the 3rd OCAD Live meeting prior to SSR in Savannah, Georgia.In my completely unbiased opinion, it was too much fun—the cases were excellent and educational, discussions were fascinating….the perfect blend of fun and learning. Over the next weeks, we will be sharing some of the cases that
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