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[image: image.png] These are XRs of both wrists 8 years ago…because we have them….note, at that time the area of interest was on the right (see the Rt label on the left…sorry) Now he’s 21 and has pain after injury Yesterday….so the findings are incidental to the acute injury—-but we wonder what you think this
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Hi , Need your opinion on an interesting case. 35 year old female complains of ankle pain since 1 year. No trauma . Monoarticular involvement. Recent blood work awaited. There is definite synovitis with along with talonavicular erosions.Another lesion in the calcaneum , ? Is it a large erosion or somethin else. On CT there are these
incidental right psoas mass with adjacent retrotoneal lesion Thank you everyone for your responses. Here is the feedback I got: – desmoid but needs biopsy – Organised haematoma. – Nerve sheath tumour/ancient schwannoma (x2) – an early MRI follow-up, and if did not change or increase – biopsy psoas-lesion.pptx
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Good morning, OCADers We are looking at putting in place a screening MRI protocol for osteonecrosis. Plan to primarily use for pediatric oncology patients post-treatment at risk for AVN. I was wondering if a) people had details of their protocols and b) for the Americans, how you code and bill it for insurance / out-of-pocket.
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Hello Ocaders Hope you all have been well. We have been getting a few requests from the OB docs to evaluate the hypogastric plexus in patients with deep endometriosis. We have been able to evaluate the sacral plexus very well in our neurography studies including the pudendal nerve at the Alcock’s canal but the hypogastric
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Hi there, This is a 60 year old male with anterior ankle impingement. He has talar and anterior tibial osteophytes as well as a chronic osteochondral lesion at the lateral talus. There are also multiple ganglion cysts anteriorly, the largest at the frondiform ligament (is that the Gruberi bursa?), the smaller ones antero-medially. Are the
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[image: 51F 5mos lump.jpg] The mass is dark T1, PD, T2 and avidly enhances. It’s mostly in the intermuscular fat plane between the Add Hallucis and interossei above and the Flexor Digitorum below, with a thin distal extension between the MT junction of the 2nd and 3rd ray Flexor Digitorum….touching the plantar fascia (maybe?) [image:
51F 5 months plantar forefoot lump. MRI. No XR available. Please Help. Read More »
thanks in advance. psoas-lesion.pptx
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