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[image: image.png] [image: image.png] Sag T1 and STIR [image: image.png] Sag T1FS+ and cor PD I see a T2 hyperintense lesion abutting the posterosuperior aspect of the calcaneal apophysis just deep to the achilles tendon. My initial thought was of an asymmetric osteochondral overgrowth of the calcaneal apophysis (Trevor’s disease). Doesn’t really bother the child
3 year boy with painless growing ankle mass Read More »
[image: 1.jpg] [image: 2.jpg] [image: 3.jpg] No recent trauma. I don’t recall seeing bone production along the medial aspect of the distal ulna like this—does this suggest previous ECU subsheath avulsion? Have you seen this?
Wrist XR 52F 1week Rt sided pain and swelling, Please Help Read More »
Hi all, hope you had good start this week 🙂 I need some help with this case please. Young male, fall on the outstretched hand a few weeks ago. The first pic (“HG SL”) shows a displaced ligament tear, but I’m not sure if it’s the volar SL lig or part of the volar radiolunate
(OCAD) please help: ligament tears on wrist MRI Read More »
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Pre and post gad. Patient afebrile. Palpable lump. No skin discoloration. The bright thing at the skin is an oil pill used as a marker for localization purposes. Oh she also has a meniscus tear. What is the mass? 1. Abscess. 2. Chondrosarcoma. 3. Adventitial bursitis as a result of chronic friction associated with a
54F medial knee pain and mass. Lump for years. Difficulty walking. Read More »
Received lot of inputs. Thanks for taking out time to see this ppt and opine Following are the various replies 1. With the foot alone I’d think of PVNS. But with the knee mass as well, I’m more inclined towards fibromatosis. Pls let us know what others think. 3. It looks like a multicentric giant
