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Thank you for everyone’s collaboration. I was scared when the internal medicine resident came to my room and told me that the orthopedist wants to amputate the leg, even though it is functional! People exaggerate their claims, but the responsibility was in my diagnosis! The responses I received are as follows: Pagetoid wonder if it […]

11 years, male, twist double delta signal by CT

It is hard to show the extent of the lesion on Cor and axial. I have asked for MRI humerus. Does this look like an intraosseous cyst? It looks intra-cortical on Sag.

I want to sum up the responses in this case. The hand surgeon claims that there is a trapezium dysplasia and a subluxation in the CMC-joints. I also think there is an unexpected subluxated appearance in the 1. CMC joints, but I am not experienced with trapezium dysplasia. I received this link from Volker Lapczynski,

I’ve attached 2 related Knee MRI I’ve seen in the last week I had always assumed that Osgood Schlatter resulted in patella alta, but the first case has superimposed trochlear dysplasia, which argues against acquired patella alta. The second case, without any findings of previous Osgood Schlatter has patella alta and a shallow trochlea. I

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First off, Happy New Year to everyone…there are currently 1508 of us in the OCAD Google Group, including 8 I just signed on today…..we are from everywhere….much more so than we used to be—it’s fabulous! I have had no shortage of interesting and challenging cases….just trying to catch up after a very brief vacation and

As I discussed with Gavin…not to be a nit-picker, but to clarify the antomyThis is not an ASIS avulsion It is an avulsion of the iliac tubercle, which is the origin of the ITB Apparently there is also an avulsion of the iliac crest in this case that he didn’t illustrate, which explains the superimposed