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[image: SNAC 1.jpeg] [image: SNAC 2.jpeg] There is no acute fracture. This is an obvious, chronic, unstable non-union scaphoid waist fracture with sclerosis but no collapse of the proximal pole. We can consider possible AVN, though I never know how to differentiate AVN without collapse from reactive sclerosis in a chronic non-union. My main question […]

I would like a group opinion. People have different development of the intervertebral discs and there is a wide range of normality. How you write in the report, these intervertebral discs in a male, 12 year old. Disc dysplasia? Normal? Other? [image: image.png] Livre de vírus. www.avast.com .

[image: 1.jpg] I don’t see a mass in the region of the radial tunnel [image: 2.jpg] There is enhancement of the supinator, without clear edema on PDFS [image: 3.jpg] Same story with the extensor muscles…but (oddly) also the FCU [image: 4.jpg] If this is acute nerve compression/entrapment, does it make sense to have muscle enhancement

I shall call it the “double acromion sign” of greater tuberosity avulsion/displacement…. Best, Frank

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There is band-like segmental infraspinatus > teres minor edema with mild infraspinatus atrophy in the same distribution. Can Parsonage Turner be so segmental within any given muscle? What else can this be? (There is also mild to moderate superior cuff tendinosis without tear, not shown). [image: 1.jpg] [image: 2.jpg] [image: 3.jpg] [image: 4.jpg] Feel free