40 ish, prior may thurner, presumed ivory osteoma, stable since 2018
Best, Frank
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Cases
Tomorrow 5PM EDT, Join Us….You thought TSA were one size fits all??? WRONG!!!! Dr. Levine’s lecture is going to be GREAT!
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Thanks for the replies ( incidental tibial lesion )
Consensus was this is a old bone infarction Thanks a lot incidental-tibial-lesion.pptx
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Intramedullary femoral lesion
Sorry the pics didn’t upload well in previous email. Here’s the ct scan WY
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Imtramedullary lesion
Hi All, What do you think of this intramedullary femoral lesion? Looks like fat containing rim calcified lesion… Regards, WY
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53yoF plain film finger. help please. Prior trauma.
53 y/oF had a fractured second finger in 2014. I don’t know which bone but suspect it was the distal phalanx. Now with history of swelling and pain. What do you think is most likely? Please reply to me and I’ll summarize and send out. (please don’t reply all). Here are 2 interesting possibilities that
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MRI leg 13 year old chronic, migratory pain, not physically active, MRI and CT, Help Please
[image: 13M consult.jpg] The tech scanned the wrong leg…this leg used to be symptomatic–he is going to return for the right leg, which is currently symptomatic. But, there is intracortical bright T2 signal and both periosteal and endosteal edema in both the tibia and fibula, with no marrow infiltration. [image: 13M consult (1).jpg] [image: 13M
Lateral elbow pain in a young lady:Responses
Dear OCADers Following are the responses to the case of lateral elbow pain 1. LUCL and LCL gone with heterotopic ossification and posterolateral joint space widening 2. I like HADD as a differential given mineralization on CT as long as definitely not intra-articular. If intra-articular, could just be an osteochondral body. Was thinking to consider
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62yo motorcycle accident hip pain with “road rash”. What’s your differential based on history only?
It was in your top two I bet – if not number 1. [image: MLL62yo2.jpg][image: MLL62yo3.jpg][image: MLL62yo4.jpg] [image: MLL62yo1.jpg]