shoulder.pptx Hi Ocaders, Need opinion with a case. 50-year-old gentleman came in with c/o of limited overhead abduction for 2 months. To rule out adhesive capsulitis. I did not find too much wrong with labrum, capsule, or the cuff expect some tendinosis of caudal undersurface fibres of subscapularis. There are some diffuse marrow signal changes. […]
Dear OCADers, what is the etiology of these calcifications apparently within the hamstring origins? H: Pain at left ischial tuberosity
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21 yo male with sudden onset left hip pain. Read More »
Hi Ocader´s. Male patient, 13 years old, with no history of trauma. Pain in the left hip for a week. Hip FOPE? I haven’t seen it outside of the knee … Is there stress microfracture superior to the epiphyseal line, especially in T2 sequences? Any other differential diagnosis? Any input will be welcome! Kind regards!
Hello everyone! Nice to meet you all. I was hoping you could help me with a case. I’d love to have your opinion. It’s about a 22-year-old male patient who consults due to knee trauma. In the emergency, they perform an X-ray which they assume is "non-pathological", and discharge the patient with analgesia and request
22M with incidental bone lesion found on knee MRI performed due to trauma Read More »
Hello again, Got advice on Botox injection in piriformis muscle as treatment, which also can be diagnostic. Being aware of this finding I suddenly noticed fat deposits in the same area in other patients. Could not find any mentioning of this in articles. Following are some pictures of other patient with similar finding of fat
35F with small lipoma in sciatic foramen. Read More »
Hello everyone, I have a case of 19 year old lady with left hip pain , no trauma or relevant history . This sclerotic regions almost symmetrical are strange for me. Any ideas ? Artur IMG_0.MOV IMG_0.MOV IMG_0.MOV
19 year old female no injury , strange changes in both femoral heads Read More »
More responses advocating biopsy. Wide range of opinions, with responses of benign nonaggressive, benign aggressive, and worried about malignancy. Again, this was completely incidental with no attributable symptoms. Would not have known this lesion existed in its current state, if the patient did not break her elbow. I never planned to ignore this lesion. Wavered
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