Cases

This is a 37M with history of Psoriatic Arthritis and Crohn’s disease, on Amitriptiline, Dicyclomone, Metformin, Humira, recently started Otezla. Few weeks of painful plantar medial foot lump, no trauma. Initial non contrast MRI Feb 10. Returned for contrast MRI and US Feb 12. [image: 1.jpg] [image: 2.jpg] [image: 3.jpg] [image: 4.jpg] [image: 5.jpg] [image: […]

Hi OCAD`ers here the differential diagnosis of femur lytic lesions: CRMO (Chronic Recurrent Multifocal Osteomyelitis) 3 Leukemia1 Metastasis 1 Histiocytosis 4 Some sort of metabolic/deposit disease, with bone infarction 1 Lymphoma 1 Thank you very much for your atention! As soon as I have the biopsy results, I send to you. Have a good weekend!

46 y/o male; pain swelling for 3 months… no further history, xrays or anything else doc hasn’t returned calls edema and sts throughout study. thoughts? Case I sent earlier with muscle abnormality at hip went to biopsy yesterday; will get path next week. Best, Frank

In my never ending quest to confuse myself and others… This wrist is clearly over pronated but very mildly ulnar deviated. This 33 yr old man has had ulnar wrist pain since 2016 and TFCC surgery in 2018; I don’t have pre-op images, nor do I know if surgery provided any relief. TFCC looks intact,

Hi there everyone, frequently in trauma patients and/or patients with Baker cysts I see some soft tissue fluid “bands” around the knee, posteriorly along the fasciae. When these are contiguus to the Baker cyst I unsually interpret this as a sign of cyst leakage or rupture. But what when there is no continuity (like in

[image: Subtalar Coaliton Consult.jpg] I’m trying to characterize the subtalar coalition. There seems to be an accessory medial talar facet posterior to the sustentaculum. I was wondering if this is a non osseous extra-articular talocalcaneal coalition, or if this is a non-osseous coalition of the posteromedial aspect of the posterior subtalar joint….or both? See the