16 yr old with wrestling injury
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.
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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.
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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,
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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
Patellar maltracking and proximal and distal patellar insertional stress Read More »
Dear OCADers, I had made a teaching slide when I gave a lecture to radiology residents. I always report the G-tract on my reports where the bipolar lesion of the shoulder on MRI as well as CT is. Enjoy the material. Yours, Kyung SH_G track.pptx
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
50M with 2.5 years foot pain and swelling XR and MRI Please help Read More »
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
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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
32F continued volar radial thumb MCP pain 2-3 months post hyperextension injury MRI Read More »
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
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