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Apropos Atul’s case, I believe this case precedes any biopsy proof or treatment for his suspected prostate cancer.The prostate MRI was only 1-2 weeks ago….and the findings were incidental on the prostate MRI. The subsequent bilateral hip MRI adds nothing and appears no different. From Atul: I believe the differential between PMR and Adhesive Capsulitis […]

Atul Taneja recommended an excellent relevant article from 2014: I’ve shared the reference and first images below On Tue, Jun 25, 2024 at 2:48 PM hilary umans <hilary.umans> wrote: 61F 1-2 months posterior upper butt pain Orthopedic hip surgeon suspected gluteus tendonosis or tear I had thought that the axial image might be posterior band G

Hi everyone, What do you think about this case? Patellar OCD? Clinical history: periodic swelling around the joint and pain. MRI: osteochondral lesion of the patella + moderate joint effusion and synovitis. PDFS: T2: sag pdfs: sag t1: kind regards, Marcin

Hello everyone ! I bring you this case of a 42 year old male patient, who had a blocked elbow in flexion for the last 6 months. No history of trauma. In the images i attached, you can see moderate quantity of fluid in the articulation, with synovial hypertrophy and there are 2 well circumscribed

28F with bilateral hip pain and tightness and difficulty walking for 9 months They don’t provide running or other sports or overuse history The referrer ordered pelvis MRI to evaluate both hips (not hip MRI) I am posting this partly because I don’t recall seeing bilateral concomitant femoral neck stress fractures. The Main reason I

I received few feedback on this case: 2x confirming suspicion for a periosteal/ synovial vascular lesion with reactive changes. 1x BPOP 1x periosteal osteosarcoma Bjorn Happy Friday! Tricky one. 29 y/o. 2 yrs hx of pain. Current working diagnosis: – BPOP – periosteal vascular lesion Full DICOM Studies (all imaging done since 2/2024): https://www.cmrad.com/cases/1804443099 Björn