Sent out in December, acromion intraosseous dark mass. Responses were split between intraosseous hydroxyapatite and osteoid osteoma as the top 2 differentials. I requested that a CT be performed but a post gad MR was performed. Doesn’t answer the question completely but I’m still thinking intraosseous HADD. These are post gad images. I will f/u […]
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[image: 1.jpg] [image: 2.jpg] [image: 3.jpg] [image: 4.jpg] The central portion of the quadriceps tendon is superficially frayed and probably partially torn (I will recommend additional femur MRI…this is a site without MSK US), but there is a huge defect between the central tendon and what’s left of the vastus lateralis, with joint fluid communicating
Dear OCADers, I have received several replies. The vast majority favored the diagnosis of a low grade chondral lesion like enchondroma with calcifications. I will try to arrange for a CT for better lesion characterization. The bone marrow edema within the acetabulum together with the cartilage damage in the hip joint is the most probable
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All, Quick question about how things are done at other institutions: for an MRI of the body wall to evaluate an anterior abdominal wall soft tissue mass, do you scan the patient prone (to decrease respiratory motion artifact) or supine (because prone positioning might distort a subcutaneous lesion)? Many thanks, Amy Amy Liebeskind, MD Lenox
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Advanced RA. Came in for DWI. b values of 50, 400 and 800. Looks like no restriction so not cancer. T1 and STIR below. Do you agree? One of my compadres also thought it looked chondroid like an enchondroma (like I initially did). I showed to Avneesh and his response is benign, leave it alone,
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31 y/o patient with ankle instability. I am not sure about a possible lesion in the tibia. What’s your take? www.cmrad.com/cases/1308347046 Björn Björn Jobke, MD Deputy Head of MSK Section Senior Clinical AI Advisor Radiology TMC – a Unilabs company
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Dear OCADers, I am very much interested in your opinion about this case. Thank you very much in advance. Best wishes Chris OCAD_Please-help_Femoral-neck-lesion_MRI.pdf
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I am a bit confused by the appearance of the Superomedial Spring (CNL) ligament. My question is: Is it torn or not? The PTT looks normal, with some tenosynovitis, inserting onto a normal appearing Type 2 accessory navicular. In the Cor images there is nothing (White Arrow) between the talar head and Acc Navicular (Yellow
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