Good morning I would appreciate help in identifying this structure attached in the presentation 16 year old cheerleader with shoulder pain…. has not been able to do tasks for last 2 months Thank you in advance Haitham Awdeh Houston Methodist Houston Methodist. Leading Medicine. U.S. News & World Report has named Houston Methodist Hospital the […]
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Hi again, dear Ocaders This friend of mine, also a radiologist, had recurrent inflammations of the joints in the last couple of years Recently, did MRI of the hip – and discoverred AVN of the femural head Then mri of the hands – bilateral AVN of the scaphoid Rehumatologist is still investigating I am sure
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Dear Ocaders, I have posted a question regarding this patient a year ago, regarding fibular stump wich seemd modified in MRI signal and we all agreed that was osteoradionecrosis. Patient doctors from Vienna agreeed also, and recomended follow up She came now for a follow up and fibula is fine, as expected But I see
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Thank you so much for your quick replies. Most responders recommended aspiration and suggested these abscesses might be secondary to infectious spondylitis/discitis (e.g. TB). One OCADer suggested diabetic myonecrosis as a differential, which I also find very helpful. I tried aspirating but couldn’t get anything out with an 18G needle. [image: CT.aspir.JPG] Assuming correct positioning,
Hi there everyone, this is a 79 year old lady with bilateral, progressive hip pain right>left. She has type II diabetes and had an Enterobacter bloodstream Infection 5 months ago. MRI shows edema of the iliac muscles right>left, as well as liquid changes along both iliopsoas tendons, with peripheral contrast uptake. To me these look
Dear all,I’m hoping someone can help me identify the structure indicated by the arrow. 55 yo male, no trauma or surgery with ankle pain. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks.Dr. LivingstonSent via the Samsung Galaxy S10, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone
Happy Friday fellow planet dwellers! I’ve been waiting for one of these but I’m sure Avneesh has 50 😁 Enjoy the weekend. Graeme Ankle-Sprain.pptx
Dear all Following on recent disussions regarding using T2 Dixon images in assessing marrow abnormalities, does anyone have a reccommended WB-MRI protocol incorporating T2 Dixon images and excluding T1 images. MY-RADS I see does not incorporate T2 Dixon sequences but does recommend T1 Dixon (water and fat to calculate FF maps) I find WB-MRI in
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Hello, Here the replies to this case: – fibrous dysplasia, ground glass, also ray involvement – the distal phalanx is abnormal as well – enchondromas in fingers usually don’t show a lot of chondroid calcifications – The lack of matrix mineralization in Enchondromas in fingers and feet in general and in children is not uncommon
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