Dear friends and colleagues at OCAD, I really enjoyed the cases this year and was also able to participate in solving some of them. A very inspiring group on a voluntary basis! I have been working on something new for the last few weeks. But have a look for yourself! The Christmas lecture on axial […]
The Christmas lecture Read More »
Grabbed an opponent’s jersey during a football playoff game. 1. What structure is damaged? a. A1 pulley b. FDS tendon c. FDP tendon d. Middle phalanx e. psoas tendon 2. Injury is known as: a. Jersey finger b. Mallet finger c. Swan neck deformity d. Jammed finger e. cecal volvulus 3. What classification? a. Type
14 y/o football injury. MRI hand. Read More »
This reminded me of Phil’s acromion case the other day. I don’t see a calcific deposit, but the degree of reactive marrow and soft tissue edema in proximity to the teres minor insertion is hard to explain (in my opinion) for anything other than resorptive phase HADD. I never know if I can be entirely
44F Shoulder MRI 2 months Pain and Limited Range of Motion Read More »
*HAPPY CHRISTMAS 2021 & PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR 2022* Due to COVID pandemic, interaction between medical professionals has greatly reduced. Academic conferences have been limited to mainly virtual presentations. These have some unique limitations. To overcome this, we are planning to publish a new book: *Radiology Specialty Series* – for post graduates of this region. Many
HAPPY CHRISTMAS 2021 & PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR 2022 Read More »
Hi. What do you think is this? Link to case, incl. full DICOM Viewer: www.cmrad.com/cases/1153430000 Best, Björn
Medial ankle pain in a 19 yo Read More »
Thanks for everyone that responded. I reported this as probable intraosseous HADD which I have never seen in this spot but as Mark Awh said, It can be anywhere. So in this case possible AC joint calcific periarthritis with intraosseous HADD. My nephew Philippe Tirman, a radiologist, and I tried to write up intraosseous exytension
Interesting shoulder case with responses. Read More »
History provided: 55 y/o male s/p mountain bike injury 20 years ago. on and off pain. Treated with physical therapy on and off. Normal X rays. Recent exacerbation of pain. R/O impingement. I reported it as something that I have never reported at the AC joint, only the shoulder joint. Without saying what I think
Interesting shoulder case Read More »
Hi there, 45 year old lady imaged for back pain. Well defined lytic bone lesion at the spinous process T11, I’m thinking hemangioma or maybe ABC, probably incidental. I wouldn’t do further imaging. What do you think? Could it be symptomatic? What about f/u? Cheers, Andrei
(OCAD) Spinous process lesion (MRI) – hemangioma? ABC?.. Read More »
Clinical indication specified advanced skeletal maturity, though previous report indicated that the osseous deformity “precludes bone age assessment”. I’m not sure that’s actually true and I wonder what you think. If I look at the prior, I do think the size of the phalangeal and metacarpal ossification centers were large for age, though the growth
Odd imaging request, Bone Age in boy with Spondyloepiphyseal Dysplasia Read More »
