Hello Ocaders! News from the front! Thank you all for sharing your thoughts. Driven by the kind Tetyana’s comments, that I totally agree on ("in the attached paper, both of the pf struts are still shown to be in the same plane, quite posterior, while the structure you talking about has a distinct anterior inferior […]
Anterior Division – Popliteofibular lig. Read More »
I was just called to discuss, because I had not mentioned the abundant subcutaneous fat Apparently she has a condition called Multiple Symmetric Lipomatosis, which has an association with chronic alcohol consumption, which "may play a role in adipocyte hyperplasia in genetically susceptible individuals" I was asked if there was a focal circumscribed lipoma; I
Clearly I should stick to the bones and most definitely not look at bowel….especially bowel contents! (I deal with way too much of it in the day to day, I will stop looking at it) I mistakenly assumed that bright T1 bowel "contents" implied steatorrhea. I gather this is a normal appearance. Regardless of the
30F runner history of previous stress fractures, Pelvis MRI Read More »
Hi all – A couple of our hip preservation orthopods came back from a conference talking about 3D MRI of the pelvis to obviate the need for CT surgical planning for FAI / dysplasia surgeries. Wanted to feel out the group on their current clinical practice and/or use of these techniques. Thanks – pete
3D MRI pelvis (to replace surgical planning CT) Read More »
64F s/p revision THR with "mass in the pelvis". Turns out to be the biggest metallosis collection in the universe extending into iliopsoas bursa. Preop, intraop, postop, and gross path images for your enjoyment. 64F status post L THA revision.pptx
Don’t think I’ve sent this one before…. Read More »
I received several comments. Those who did indicated that they routinely look at the plantar fat pads of the forefoot and report atrophy if they find it. This is subjective…since we don’t have standard measurements, it is not necessary or appropriate to measure. Bruno Vande Berg asked what the other foot looks like…..which is a
52F suspect 2nd webspace neuroma or 2nd MTP plantar plate tear MRI Read More »
Hi there, opinions were divided over this one. Some opined that the prominent cysts and bone marrow edema point towards CPPD, while others said that the findings look unspecific. Neuropathic arthropathy also comes to mind as it can manifest quite frequently at the Lisfranc joints, however I think it would lead to fragmentation and joint
Opinions summary re: “Ordinary” TMT osteoarthritis, or anything specific? Read More »
Hi. Thanks to everyone who commented : It is probably the situation that the flap has gone back into a place. But on the current scan a vertical tear is still visible, so the fragment could displace again. Given that I will be hesitant to call it resolution. Cheers,Kamil. Never seen it before. Very cool.
NONSURGICAL RESOLUTION OF A BUCKET HANDLE MENISCAL TEAR – COMENTS Read More »
Hi ocaders! Male, 35 years old, no surgery. Does anyone have experience or cases like this? Kind regards. André. MRI 10.11.2023 MRI 27.03.2024
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