Cases

[image.png] [image.png] [image.png] High-pressure soft tissue injuries with a characteristic small entry wound, which can clinically mask the extent of the injury. Radiographs show the extent of the radiopaque paint, but upon surgery, the soft tissue injury is usually even wider (see attached paper), as suggested here by the soft tissue edema. The cases in

4y, male, pain Only MRI Pain in the right leg. Normal walk Bilateral Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease or bilateral Meyer dysplasia? Ciro [image.png] [image.png] [image.png] [image.png]

54y M,pain Paraosteal osteosarcoma & melorheostosis Opinion please? Ciro [image.png] [image.png] [image.png]

Hi All, I have an 82 yo male with a chronic lateral foot mass, apparently with “discomfort controlled with OTC ointment” for years. Now with worsening pain. First I’ve seen it but there are plain films going back to 2008 where it looks similar in size and then has slowly calcified with central dystrophic calcification—showing

asked for 2nd opinion; was thinking ank spond till I saw the clavicle and ribs.. Any suggestions out there? Best, Frank [Inline image]

[Slide1.jpeg][Slide2.jpeg] [Slide3.jpeg] This is a 47F with pain and paresthesias centered in the 1st interspace. The referrer considered neuroma, which is exceptionally rare in the 1st webspace (I have seen one or two over many years). In this case there is severe hallux valgus, with associated marked fibular subluxation of both sesamoids. There is chronic,