Hello dear ocads, want your help/opinion Forearm painful swelling preceded by small swelling in olecrenon bursa region Mri show subcutaneous enhancing thickening with internal small fluid collection and non walled non enhancing area, internal mild T2 hypointense signal Surrounding marked subcutaneous fluid/edema Marked increased vascularity on postcontrast study with small prominent vessels on T2 My […]
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I would appreciate any help on this case. I have never seen this entity in this location and obviously don’t want to miss any badness. I apologize for the poor quality MR images. 29y.o. M. Incidental finding on CT. MR for follow-up. T1T1STIRT1FS Post Elias Paris, MD
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Hi all,I am still receiving replies regarding this case, and some have asked to see the plain films too, which i now have access to. I’ve received a range of views from benign to malignant without a consensus. Hoping that the xrays might encourage a few more views to break the deadlock. Regards Tony Peduto
young male healthy patient presented with forearm painful tendon swelling since one weekaccording to patient he had small swelling in olecranon bursa region since few months which disappear after he noticed forearm swelling no history of trauma, fever, diabetes. Is it atypical infection or inflammation(as there is focal necrotic area and T2 hypointense areas)? Rest
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R/o OM Notice few interesting findings calcification in wrist as well SLAC coming up with CPPD as well New on top frames and old at bottom Flexion deformities of the fingers with scattered soft tissue calcifications and chronic tuft erosions of the distal phalanges with associated soft tissue atrophy. Additional scattered calcifications around the wrist
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I received 2 responses from Drs. Guilford and Simoni, both who strongly favor PVNS….though it’s an unusual location. Dr. Guilford suggested f/u XRs to look for calcification/ ossification possibly related to myositis ossificans—-in the unlikely event that the prior radiographs were just too soon to see any. I think it’s a great suggestion and I
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Hi all – Thanks so much for your prompt and detailed replies. They were a bit varied (which makes me happy since my own thoughts were a bit all over the place on it too) A slight majority favored muscular atrophy secondary to disuse (longstanding inability to plantar flex) There were a few respondents who
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-what is your diagnosis? -which OT-RADS category would u place it in? – for prox femur lesion – distal femur lesion Best! AC Avneesh Chhabra, M.D. M.B.A.
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Mass medial to distal biceps (red arrow) in close proximity to the distal brachialis tendon (blue arrow), but really between the two https://musculoskeletalkey.com/bursitis-4/ Peripheral and septal dark T1/PDFS signal, seems to bloom on GRE. No mineralization on XRs from August. I want to call this PVNS (GCTTS). I don’t think the brachialis has a tendon
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