Cases

Hi all, incidental finding in a 29 year old male imaged for lumbalgia. I’m thinking venous or lymphatic ectasia, probably irrelevant to his present symptoms. What is your impression? Cheers, Andrei

any idea what the fluid is related to? her surgery was in 2019 (partial mastectomy). Do not see this on breast ultrasound. Sag STIR [image: sag stir.JPG] sag T1 fs post contrast [image: sag t1 fs post contrast.JPG] sag T2 fs [image: ax t2 fs breast.JPG] Susie Muir

Initial MRI was Elbow to Rule out Triceps Tear[image: 1.jpg] Distal triceps tendon looks wiggly but intact; I recommended humerus MRI to evaluate possible more proximal injury. [image: 2.jpg] Securely united varus angulated fracture, triceps muscle edema [image: 3.jpg] Don’t see T1 muscle atrophy, diffuse edema lateral head (tendon looks wiggly but intact from myotendinous

From outside remote facility; protocoled by the mri tech du jour. Diffusion unreadable because of technique. Thoughts? Best, Frank

33F with 2 months pain after running. I don’t know what to do with this chondroid lesion. T1w shows that it is limited to the metaphysis, but I think Sag suggests deep endosteal scalloping. There is some edema between the trochanter and IT band…which might explain her pain. Also looks like a thin posterior cyst…is

Active athlete. No history of subluxation or dislocation (Called orthopedist and specifically asked). Insidious onset of shoulder pain, now constant. MRI findings suggest what diagnosis? A. Bankart lesion and hill sachs deformity. B. Reverse bankart lesion and hill sachs deformity C. Posterior superior glenoid impingement and findings suggesting GIRD. D. GERD referred to the shoulder.