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Do you see the injury? How about now? It’s more difficult in the Sag plane There is a chronically dislocated radial sesamoid with minimal marrow edema and mild volar radial pericapsular edema I reached out to the hand surgeon who said that she has never seen this in practice, but the literature describes thumb sesamoid […]

Phil mentioned this article recently: Glenoid Track Assessment at Imaging in Anterior Shoulder Instability: Rationale and Step-by-Step Guide Üstün Aydıngöz, Adalet Elçin Yıldız, and Gazi Huri RadioGraphics 2023 43:8 Does anyone happen to have the pdf lying around? 🙂 Cheers, Andrei ask for article Freundliche Grüsse Andrei Dumitrescu Dislocation in December Snowboarding. Second dislocation in

Nice For those of you into eponyms…Whonamedit? – The dictionary of medical eponyms Whonamedit? – The dictionary of medical eponyms Whonamedit? is a biographical dictionary of medical eponyms. Dislocation in December Snowboarding. Second dislocation in January Surfing. Not many places on the planet where you can do both. Nice demonstration of a bankart lesion on

Enchondroma?On Friday 12 January 2024 at 16:27:22 UTC Susie Muir wrote: No history of trauma. I do not see a soft tissue mass…still would Ewings be in the ddx?

I am extremely happy to be a part of this group and want to thank everyone for sharing their interesting cases and thoughts. In accordance with discussions held in the last few days, just this week, I examined a F, 50 years old, with acute myeloid leukemia diagnosed in the last quarter of last year,

OCAD- I encountered these two subungual cases recently. Reminder for me to consider malignancies with subungual masses. First case is melanoma. Something I learned was that subungual melanomas are often amelanotic (this case was indeed amelanotic on histopathology). Therefore, you may not see the classic imaging characteristics of melanin (ie T1 hyperintensity). There is also