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Here’s hot off the press from Dallas What is your answer- suspected infection?

Companion case – biceps cleanly torn off the fibula.GK Isolated Complete Rupture of the Biceps Femoris Insertion: A Surgical Repair Technique Manuscript HX 45 y/o with work injury Best, Frank

36yr man who runs 50 miles per week. He has symphyseal and right sacroiliac stress as well as PLAC injury and labral abnormality. Quiz: What caught my eye and what is probable ‘incidental’ diagnosis? Question: Anyone else seen this?

66F with knee mass present for about 3 years. No noticeable change in size or discomfort. History of stroke and an implanted heart loop monitor. We have outside MR, CT, and Radiographs. Only have postcontrast imaging in axial plane, which isn’t great quality. Mass involves proximal fibula and tibia with large soft tissue component. Faint

Dear all,Attached surgically proven case of Marinum in an immunocompromised local Dr who a few weeks prior went scuba diving in Fiji and denied any penetrating injury. No synovitis elsewhere (extensor tendons of the same wrist), other wrist totally normal, also ankles, feet, which made me think of subacute atypical infection. best wishes GK On

Nive one! I’ve seen a very similar case recently, multifocal, discussed on my LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sergiolopesviana_16-yo-girl-presenting-painless-soft-activity-7256586755733131264-1TSS?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_ios) Enviado do meu iPhone Em 12 de nov. de 2024, à(s) 18:21, Daniel Amirhamzeh <daniel.amirhamzeh> escreveu: <image.png> Today’s exam without contrast <image.png> Prior MRIs with contrast Bx proven desmoid tumor. Best regards,

There has been quite a lot of interest in this case and we have settled on a DDx Rice bodies of RA (or other) started slow but have picked up steam…..that currently seems to be the favored diagnosis (by the numbers of responses) Other suggestions have included SOC (some favor that) as well as GCTTS