Cases

[image: 1.jpg] Morphologically this Looks like an enostosis, the spiculated margins blend with the trabeculae, but according to the attached reference—which is Fabulous—it implies that the HU is in the range of untreated osteoblastic metastasis. Do this need to be biopsied? Other? [image: 2.jpg] [image: image.png] AJR:207, August 2016

From Avneesh. Good points. I havent seen a tendon tear before andhave read 10s of 1000s of neck MRIs. I dont know if its torn. Axials are better. Atrophy- yes positive. I figure it must be partial tearing because she has decent forward translation clinically and on open mouth positioning and the condylar fovea does

I am sending this to N-OCAD (Neuro) and OCAD (MSK) because the TMJ is a joint that falls into the neuroradiologists domain in many places, probably the majority. I was told by a few of my neuroradiology partners that they are glad an msk person wants to read them, they cringe. Not all of course.

Hi all, I hope everyone is well! I’m reading a case from a site we help decompress MSK MR and have a strange one to share. 46 yo with “mass on hand and wrist growing for over 10 years, lots of pain radiating through entire right upper extremity.” Given a lack of any enhancement I’m

Hi all, I would appreciate your opinions regarding hamstring repair! Our surgeons have recently started repairing these tears- in this case, a friend of mine (58 and active snowboarder) with complete tear last week (1cm retraction of BT/ST, 5cm retraction of SM) the surgeon said it’s 50:50 whether to operate. Patient’s main concern is being

Hi there everyone! I need your help with this case please. M69 chronic pain at the left hip. There’s marked labral degeneration bilaterally and especially on the left. Prominent osteophytes at the acetabulum with something ressembling a pseudoarthrosis at a particularly large lateral one, as well as some loose bodies. I don’t see much “classic”