Dear OCADers, Sharing this interesting case of bilateral accessory belly of subscapularis, on the right being diffusely atrophic. Found one reference presenting a cadaveric specimen on what looks like the same variant. Find them attached. Let me know your thoughts! Atul AccessorySubs_Taneja.pdf
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15 y/o knee pain after soccer injury; Patellar dislocation. Xray done for same. I read it out as a sessile osteochondroma with cap/continuous with marrow space/ no aggressive features. To paraphrase Phil Tirman, " It sees me, but I may not have seen it." Don’t remember seeing a layered or laminated appearance of the marrow
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Male, 34 years old, semi-professional tennis player.Disabling pain on the ulnar edge of the wrist, making it impossible to play tennis.Tendinopathy and marked tenosynovitis of the extensor carpi ulnaris with slight subluxation.Signs of subsheath injury (yellow arrows) deep to the extensor retinaculum.Anyone with experience in this diagnosis? Other ideas? For portuguese-speaking radiologists, how can we translate subsheath?
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Solid mass present for 8 yrs. Most likely benign. Has anyone seen this before?
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The history is unhelpful Image quality isn’t the best…I wondered if this was a tendon…didn’t really look like the median nerve… GRE image on the left looks pretty convincing for vessel thrombosis, with perivascular edema in the Cor PDFS I believe the red arrow indicates a thrombosed Median artery I think the median nerve is bifid
35F 1 month wrist pain radiating to the shoulder, MRI Read More »
Cutaneous_Taneja.pdf Commonly we come across impressive cutaneous diseases in our extremities imaging work-up. Thought on sharing two interesting cases from this weekend call. Find attached with suggested reading references. Atul
There is an intra-capsular lipomatous mass that looks uniformly dark on fat sat, but has dark linear internal stranding on T1,,,looks smooth and macrolobulated Shape and extent best delineated in Radial series…looks smooth Obl Axial demonstrate both synovitis and intracapsular lipomatous mass I don’t see many primary intra-articular lipomas Given the severity of the DJD,
67F severe hip DJD with intra articular lipomatous mass, MRI Read More »
Hi everyoneKindly give your opinion on this case. 65 yr old man who developed sudden pain during walking. He walks six kilometres daily ? Plantaris rupture with soleus sprain. Thanks and regards Dr Naseer A Choh VID-20240929-WA0000.mp4 VID-20240929-WA0004.mp4 VID-20240929-WA0001.mp4 VID-20240929-WA0002.mp4 VID-20240929-WA0003.mp4
