Hi all, this is a 13 year old imaged after trauma. Incidental findings: what I think is a NOF at the tibia and a simple bone cyst at the fibula. Do you agree? Any differentials? XR follow up at least the fibula lesion since its expansile? or not necessary? Cheers, Andrei
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Hi all, Word on the street is that Bard is discontinuing their Ostycut bone biopsy needle, which we used for biopsy of superficial extremity lesions (i.e., hands and feet) because of its short length, small gauge and low profile. Did anyone else use Ostycut? What are you planning on replacing it with? Thank you! Feel
This case is puzzling. I thought at first the odd muscle signal was DIXON artefact but it’s on ordinary PDFS too. Is this real or artefact? No STIR I’m afraid. Thanks Graeme Muscle.pptx
Any suggestions ? Kind regards, Kristian Kolnes Volda, Norway Spinous-process-case.pptx
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Beautiful cyclops lesion in a non operated knee (60 yr old woman, limitation of movement) + cystic degeneration of the anterior cruciate ligament + calcification anterior to the cyclops Regards Mike Marian Simko, MD Fribourg, Switzerland cyclope-genou-non-opere.pptx
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Hi ocaders A case of 79 years old man with weakness of neck proximal hip muscles T1 rounded hypointense lesions image showed one lesion) I attached t1, IN/OPP images, not sure IN/OPP scans are helpful to differentiate benign vs malignant BM lesions. What’s your opinion? ?mets Unable to give gadolinium due to low egfr 33
Hi all, this is a 17 year old patient with clinically plica syndrome, the orthopod is quite firm on this. On MRI there is a mediopatellar plica, but it doesn’t strike me as particularly prominent. What do you think? Should I inject some saline and do another MRI, to better see the plica? (If so,
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15y,M The prognosis of the healing of an OCD lesion depends on the skeletal maturity and the severity of the lesion. In younger patients with open physis, the prognosis is better. Causes: traumatic, ischemic, idiopathic and hereditary (multifactorial etiology). Failure criteria in the assessment of non-operative treatment: Skeletal maturity. OCD in weight-bearing areas. Size of
