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Hi ocaders, Not too much of patella alta, but there is associated chondral injury.  regards  Ppt-knee.pptx

I don’t typically reply to the whole group, but this is a good opportunity to share a technique that I’m hoping is widespread, but does not seem so in my experience. Faroogh, I advocate a larger gauge needle and use 20G or 18G, usually 3.5in spinal. 22G isn’t big enough and will yield dry taps

Dear OCAD’ers Please advise. This is my mother and is causing some anxiety for me.. All opinions welcomed. Kind regards Colin Fibula-Lytic-Lesion.pdf

Hi there This is my first time posting in this group. I like to know what size needle do you use for hip joint aspiration. Also for those who use ultrasound which probe and in what orientation ? Thanks Foroogh Sent from my iPhone

I really need help with this case. Thanks Best Lucas CASE-2901.pptx 6014b2793a47d

To underscore what Hilary said: *In the Subject line of cases you email to OCAD (ocad-msk@googlegroups.com ) please include: * – Body part including bone/joint/other (forearm, arm, thigh, etc) – Modality – General category of pathology: infection, trauma, tumor, etc. or disease name: Dequervains – Include “Help Please” if you are requesting diagnostic assistance Example:

For those of you who have registered for and looked through the OCAD website, you will have noticed that all of the cases shared in this Google Group are automatically archived on the site. Unlike xrayhead (for those who remember the old site hosted by Bao Do), these cases are not organized by body part