Hello, 3D is essential for any joint, believe it or not. 2D just doesn’t cut it for us. Case in point- you have papers showing 90% accuracy for labral tears- if you do 3D of hip- rarely, there is no labral tear. With compressed sense- 3D is 3 minutes acquisition isotropic for knee and 4 […]
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Hello! Today we had a patient who kept his appointment for shoulder arthrogram despite the ongoing tornado sirens and stormy weather here. The arthrogram was easy, no complaints. Then the resident and I got a call from MR that the pt did not think he could sit in the scanner for the rest of the
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[image: 68F foot drop x 2 yrs.jpg] There are clearly varicosities surrounding the Common Peroneal Nerve (CPN), the arrow indicates bright signal thickened fascicles of the CPN near the caudal extent of the varicosities. [image: 68F foot drop x 2 yrs (1).jpg] Ax T1 from cranial to caudal [image: 68F foot drop x 2 yrs
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Dear all Please help. Thanks in advance Kind regards Colin Facial-Swelling-41F.pptx
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Hi all Having recently acquired new scanners, we updated our MSK protocols and in so doing incorporated a lot of Dixon sequences in place of conventional PDFS (eg 3 planes Dixon PD in the knee). My reason for incorporating them was to have the ‘free’ FS and non-FS together and, in one of the planes,
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[image: Thigh mass 74M 14474874R.jpg] [image: Thigh mass 74M 14474874R (2).jpg] [image: Thigh mass 74M 14474874R (1).jpg] There is an exophytic mass-like extension of the soft tissues of the posteromedial proximal thigh with obvious skin thickening and infiltration of the subcutaneous fat and ulceration at the caudal aspect of this mass which contains mature ossification.
…..So after I sent out this summary, I got two very wise responses from Brad Piatt and Angela Atinga, both suggesting a mild/delayed onset form of homocystinuria!Based on preliminary Googling, this very well might explain all the findings. Brad even sent this helpful article www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5786652/ I will have to circle back and find out about
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Got even fewer responses on this one.No one could tie the skeletal findings (fish vertebrae and multiple infarcts in sternum and ribs) with the aortic root dilation. “Not sickle cell””Maybe sickle cell””Sickle trait?”mucopolysaccharidosisidiopathic osteoporosis of pregnancy —– Forwarded Message —– From: ‘Sonin Andrew’ via OCAD MSK To: OCAD Sent: Friday, April 1, 2022, 10:02:35 AM
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got a smattering of responses on this one: Gout: 3CPPD: 2Scleroderma: 2 Lynn Steinbach sent a particularly compelling example of CPPD of the spine that looks almost identical to my case.Unfortunately, unless they do surgical decompression, we may never know…. Andy Sonin —– Forwarded Message —– From: ‘Sonin Andrew’ via OCAD MSK To: OCAD Sent:
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