Cases

Thank you everyone for your responses. In no specific order the following were suggestions received : Post infectious neuropathy Possible post COVID Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome Charcot Marie Tooth GBS or post viral autoimmune plexopathy CIDP Thank you, the working diagnosis as of now is GBS. I have not yet had any further feedback from the […]

Hi, dear OCADERS, Again I need your advice 45 y old male, huge ostelitic lesion of the sacrum, fluid-fluid levels inside – aneurysmal bone cyst in my opinion. I cannot think of any DD But: 1. there is an area of modified bone structure, outside the ABC, 1/3 distal of the right sacrum, near sacroiliac

This one came across from the ER at 9pm a few days ago. 15M-with-3-weeks-of.pptx

Dear MSK-Friends, please share your opinion about this case. Thanks a lot! Best wishes Chris OCAD_Tibial-tuberosity_Acute-Pain-without-Trauma_MRI.pdf

A 7-year-old male with incidentally found bone lesion at the right distal femur (I was requested for radiologic diagnosis since he is a nephew of my colleague..) No related symptom, found on scanogram which was performed for ankle pain. – notice of family history of neurofibromatosis NOF or possibly CMF is the first impression. I’m

Here is a case of a 16 year old girl with pain in her left leg after falling a long time ago. As an incidental finding, this lesion can be seen in the sacrum on the right side. For a simple enostoma, the edematous and fatty rim doesn’t suit me. Does somebody has any idea?

I have added the T1 w Images. I really wish a T1-axial had been done. On Wednesday, March 24, 2021 at 4:11:28 PM UTC-5 Rosemary Klecker wrote: > This young patient presented to the ER with severe left hip pain of sudden > onset. MR was ordered. Normal ER labs normal. > There is this

Thank you all for the answers. I got old injury, fibrous dysplasia, torus mandibularis, one for each. Three for osteochondroma. Including my wife`s opinion. I had to go for osteochondroma. Thanks again, and take care. On Wed, Mar 24, 2021 at 5:54 PM Avneesh Chhabra < Avneesh.Chhabra@utsouthwestern.edu> wrote: > May be > > Ty >

This young patient presented to the ER with severe left hip pain of sudden onset. MR was ordered. Normal ER labs normal. There is this area of poorly defined bone marrow edema like signal in the posterior left acetabulum, left> right joint effusion, bilateral and asymmetric changes in the SI joints and focal, subtendinous BME