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Greetings from Poland, A 48-year-old patient with a dorsal patellar defect, also presenting with a large number of intraosseous geodes/cysts/ganglia in the patella. Has anyone seen anything like this? best wishes Artur

Hello OCAD- I have a 15 yo female with an established diagnosis of RF negative polyarticular JIA. I don’t see many JIA patients in practice and wondering about her ankle MRI. A prior radiologist reported as PVNS (or now preferred term diffuse TSGCT). While the MRI is certainly reminiscent of diffuse TSGCT/PVNS with dark synovial

They don’t specify the location of her pain, just report that it is refractory to 6 weeks conservative therapyI am wondering how to report the marrow signal changes in the distal femur I might have considered incomplete trabecular fracture (but Tetyana Gorbachova said that we shouldn’t use this term anymore???….it’s a pity..) There is mild

Acromioclavicular joint space and alignment appears normal, but there is capsular delamination and periosteal stripping of the distal clavicle with fluid / hemorrhage deep to the stripped capsule on the clavicular side only There is contiguous delamination of the clavicular insertion of the trapezius with muscle edema, though the clavicle does not protrude into the

Axial PDFS images proximal top left to distal bottom right My question is about the spiraling linear split of the ECU from the level of the distal ulnar metaphysis to the distal carpal row just proximal to the insertion. In the most proximal image (top left) the tendon looks intact. Does that mean this is

I have seen it in both C and L spine and, if very prominent and/or with associated bony or ST edema, definitely worth reporting IMO. The consumer(s) of the report can decide if it has any significance clinically. John On Tue, Apr 15, 2025 at 2:42 PM hilary wrote: Sag T2 weighted images from Left to

And I think the clavicle is just DJD. On Fri, Mar 28, 2025 at 1:22 PM John wrote: Hi Ricardo, Pattern reminiscent of Parsonage Turner Syndrome, which would be my first guess. On Fri, Mar 28, 2025 at 12:12 PM Donners wrote: Picking your brains on this one: 33yo persistent pain following shoulder trauma 2 years ago

This just in…..Sag and Cor images from a CT in 2017 It really isn’t changed…..we’re writing it off as stable, likely post RTx changes On Wed, Apr 9, 2025 at 11:20 AM hilary wrote: These oblique reformats show healed fractures of 2 consecutive levels The lower rib fracture has dense sclerosis with adjacent irregular chest wall