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Presents fairly acutely following inversion injury. Low ankle ligament injuries. The FDL is flattened and translated anteriorly and medially with respect to the PTT. The tendons are otherwise normal in appearance. I don’t see a retinacular injury I have not seen this before…desultory dr google search has failed me. My local guru has never seen

Télécharger les images en pleine résolution Disponible jusqu’au 7 nov. 2022 Hi, dear OCADers, I hope you’re doing well, I need your help with the case of a 16 year old female, that consults for a supra sternal mass that’s been there for 8 years. I leave you with the CT and MRI images as

Hi, dear OCADers, 64yr male，no primary tumor history. multiple bone destruction in cortex and medullary cavity of L4,L5,pelvic and lower extremity. And high density can be found in the destructed area in cortex. Biopsy result of right femoral medial condyle revealed fribroblast cell and multinuclear giant cell. Bone scan is multiple foci with high-intake. At

both hips should be scanned 发自我的手机

nice case typical knee osteonecrosis Xiao guang cheng 发自我的手机

> Appreciate your expert input on this case/MRI: > > 29 yo company ballet dancer/instructor w/ yrs of R knee pain and swelling since HS with hx possible immune disorder like chronic Lyme? with medial knee pain with stairs and grand plié > > Last 10+ yrs, intermittent severe pain on the outside of right

Nonspecific diffuse osteopenia with trabeculation bilaterally likely secondary to underlying metabolic disease. Differential diagnosis: sarcoid disease (although normal chest without lymphadenopathy), hyperparathyroidism, hemoglobinopathies, Paget’s disease. It does not look like rheumatoid/psoriatic arthritis. Any other suggestions? Ps. Bilateral SLAC wrist as well. Not sure if it’s related or not. Many thanks! [image: image.png] [image: image.png]