Cases

Hi fellow rads, a healthy new year! Is it just me or do you also see increasing referrals for myositis? I have observed this in the UK roughly for the past 6-12 months. Maybe coincidental but still weird. Björn Two more today (referral: ongoing myalgia and weakness):

How would you describe the radial collateral ligament / capsular injury? There is an empty sulcus at the MC head insertion of the RCL, so I want to call this a complete tear with thickening and fraying of the torn ligament. Do you agree? This is a bit odd….the volar plate (red arrows) is torn

Thanks to everyone who gave me their opinions, for the more focused, it was indeed the crest of the scapula and not the clavicle. here is a list of all the answers i had: -Osteoid osteoma: 4 -Lesion of Dergon (which i’ve never heard of): 1 -Hemangioma with sclerosis, OT-RADS II: 1 -Fibrous dysplasia or

Hi, a few more interesting comments regarding this case: Lesion is locally infiltrative, histopathology can only be guessed at. Patient is not that old. Anecdotal reports of deterioration following Bx of desmoid are just that, could just be coincidence. I refer such a patient to a sarcoma (not general oncology) surgeon for complete excision as

Thanks for all of your comments and thoughts on this case.There was zero consensus and I didn’t find any real guidance with regards to my actual question about that (admittedly subtle) erosion at the anterior humeral head. To be clear, we do not routinely use iv contrast to evaluate adhesive capsulitis…..we do whatever our referrers

Thanks for the several responses I received. Though some suggested waiting it out and reimaging in another 6 weeks, and getting XRs at that time to see if there is any calcification or ossification….the consensus was to recommend biopsy. I spoke to the referring orthopedist, who told me that the patient is already awaiting his