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Any thoughts on this teenager with bone resorption and incomplete ulnar fractures? MRI shows lots of marrow edema per the clinician. Thanks!

Hello, Good morning, a 17-year-old patient with a lesion in the left thigh area without trauma. Could this be myositis ossificans? Best regards, Artur

Thank you for the feedback. Some replies: Intracortical Lipoma, Intraosseous Lipoma, and benign entity. Thank you for your replies. I have reported as no aggressive characteristics. I thought it odd that it followed marrow signal on all sequences and did not look like the intraosseous lipomas I usually see. If intracortical, I would have expected

Narrowest distance between coracoid and lesser tuberosity is 5mm with arm in internal rotation (he was not imaged in neutral, this is all we have) Subcoracoid bursitis The subscapularis tendon looks wavy / lax….given the degree of internal rotation, is this abnormal? Is there retraction of the subscapularis myotendinous junction. Given the limitations of CT

Hi all My instinct says this is a nothing and I’m sure I’ve seen it before but it changed in 2 years, I guess from pre-physeal closure growth. Cartilage rest? Two studies with interval growth : —

So, the radiographs fell into the reading list, and I called the ordering. She fell in her yard, twisting her knee and they were concerned for ACL tear. She had no prior imaging. Against advice, they increased the FOV of the knee MRI. For surgical planning, a tibfib MRI was ordered a few days later.

Hi! Information from the MRI referral: pain and swelling in the joints of the hand and wrist. The patient is 63 years old. Any idea? Multiple exostoses? thanks in advance, Marcin W. 1.mp4 2.mp4