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[image: 1.jpeg] [image: 2.jpeg] [image: 3.jpeg] [image: 4.jpeg] [image: 5.jpeg] [image: 6.jpeg] The current MRI shows an ill-defined, enhancing mass abutting the lateral calcaneal body with mild reactive BME but no cortical erosion, destruction or marrow enhancement. Because the prior MRI is not really comparable (1.2T), it it difficult to know if the mass is

ER doc is thinking infection. Luckily there was a 2 year old plain film in the patient’s folder. Nice example. When in doubt, think of … 2 year old plain film: [image: 77yo.jpg] Today’s non contrast CT [image: Slide2.JPG][image: Slide3.JPG][image: Slide4.JPG] [image: Slide1.JPG] [image: Slide5.JPG]

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Hi, 64 y/o male. Incidental sclerotic lesion posterior right ilium on prior CT from 11/2020. Prostate check-up has yet to happen. Current exam DIXON sequence. The lesion looks suspicious to me on CT, so irregular, almost moth eaten appearance. What is the DIXON telling me? I have seen prostate mets so sclerotic without any bone

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