yes, I’m fully aware that “OCAD” stands for “One Case a Day” but since I only send less than 1 case a month I figure I’ve built credit. And no, this isn’t an April Fool’s joke. This is a 40F with preeclampsia. Sent to me for consult, as vertebral bodies “look funny”. Patient has name […]
49F with no relevant medical history other than severe “myelopathy” with L hand numbness. Extensive soft tissue calcification in what looks like synovium at C3-4 on the R and bilat at C7-T1. no erosions. Looks more like HADD than anything. Normal renal fxn, etc. Patient is a smoker. Thoughts? synovial-calcifications-in-C-spine.pptx
Hi there, incidental finding at abdominal CT. Is the intraaarticular “exostosis” at the right SIJ an osteochondroma? Thanks 🙂 Andrei
(COAD) intraarticular osteochondroma at SIJ ? (CT) Read More »
Hi everyone, I know this is an MSK forum – hope you’ll forgive this posting 🙂 M43 with reddish bump on left thigh, had it for 2-3 years already, reportedly sometimes more, sometimes less prominent. I see a vascularized, solid, ovoid, subq lesion without involvement of fascia / muscle, 2.5 x 1.2 cm (1 x
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Hi, Several of you responded as ACL graft intact and possible LM tear. ps attached complete answer in the ppt. Here are a couple of articles if you want more details on 3D imaging of ACL and Meniscus injuries and more Goggle (axial arthroscopy) views- Thakur U, Gulati V, Shah J, Tietze D, Chhabra A.
Dear OCADers, Google kicked me out of the OCAD. I am back. Enjoy a case. Yours, Kyung KN_ACL-ossicle.pptx
Hello, I had this knee mri recently and was looking for some thoughts. Powerpoint is attached. Thanks! Jessica Pelz knee-case.pptx
knee cyst vs bursa vs other? Read More »
32 YOF with knee pain. worsening fat pad edema….thoughts? More robust than the usual superolateral hoffa / prefem +/- quad Now [image: image.png] [image: image.png] [image: image.png] [image: image.png] Dec 2021 [image: image.png] [image: image.png]
Hi, This is called central or chondral osteophyte it’s presents means prior Gr 4 cartilage defect see this article Komarraju A, Goldberg-Stein S, Pederson R, McCrum C, Chhabra A. Spectrum of common and uncommon causes of knee joint hyaline cartilage degeneration and their key imaging features. Eur J Radiol. 2020 Aug;129:109097. doi: 10.1016/j.ejrad.2020.109097. Epub 2020
Focal ossification/ protuberance/ exostosis in femoral cartilage, does it matter? Read More »
