All responses agreeing with the diagnosis of enchondroma. I see it quite often in distal femur enchondromas on MRI scans of the knee and I almost never ask for control. In this case, due to small osteolysis in the posterior cortical bone, I suggested a follow-up at six months. I didn’t think there would be […]
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Hi everyone Greetings Prof.Avneesh Chhabra will be speaking on an important topic OT-RADS tomorrow. Interested people can join by clicking this link.It is free to join. philips.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HjtR4M6MSVmhYcZUAlIaAQ Thanks Mahesh AMS-webinar-26th-August-2022.pdf
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58 years old, female. enchondroma “don’t touch” lesion? 58F-benign.pptx
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86 year old female imaged after trauma. There is diffuse calcification of the cartilage in the absence of higher-grade arthritis (or arthrosis as some prefer to call DJD). Also no erosive changes. Is this CPPD? Any differentials? Cheers, Andrei
(OCAD) Chondrocalcinosis at the elbow Read More »
Hello Everyone, I apologize if this is the wrong place to ask. I would like to know if anyone in this group has had experience or knows someone who might have had experience doing US teleradiology but based outside of country. I may plan for a future relocation to Vietnam. Any information would be much appreciated, particularly
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Hi Ocaders May I get your opinion on this mri condylar lucent lesion (on xray-not shown) ? Thanks Wei Yen
Femoral condylar lucent lesion Read More »
From an orthopedien Yes I’ve seen this before. The implant can migrate and have to go fish it out. Not a great system. I don’t use it anymore. Sent from my iPhone fcrnkovich > On Aug 17, 2022, at 2:21 PM, Scott Staewen wrote: > > > Hello All, > This is a case
loose Truespan anchor Read More »
Dear OCAD group, 2 caveats: 1) Probably a dumb question…but here we go. 2) Sub optimal quality of imaging, but this is a mobile MRI company that serves some of our rural communities in Washington state. It is largely adequate for what is asked of it. Ok… Here’s the details. 63 yo female with abdominal
Soft tissue cavernous hemangiomatosis right lower extremity__probably incidental Read More »
