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S/p molar tooth extraction—so many I see Face: Extracranial mandibular nerve: Normal. Extracranial maxillary nerve: Normal. Inferior alveolar nerve: Normal. Lingual nerve: Thickening and increased signal of the left lingual nerve with a 6.7 mm neuroma in continuity just proximal to the molar tooth extraction site. Salivary glands: Mild disuse atrophy of the left sublingual […]

NS-RADS I4- another molar tooth extraction related lingual nerve mess on right Reconstructed with allograft- again a mess- Remember these are life changing events- no taste- no sensation- pain in tongue Only 60% respond to surgery- seeing more of these also- failures.. 1. Interval resection of the right lingual neuroma and status post-op of neurorraphy

OMG, WHAT A LINE-UP! Seriously….Linda Probyn, Diana Alfonso, Erin Alaia and Rodrigo Aguiar….I can’t wait! Join us if you can. Link das reuniões do MSK Case Presentation Series 2023 no zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87054010661?pwd=dGl5T0tsSEVTTkszQkdzU3hVN3JSUT09 ID da reunião: 870 5401 0661 Senha de acesso: MSK456 ***As always, if you can’t join us in real time, the session will

Dr Resnick Long before any recent attention to the fat pads cited by you and Avneesh, in fact 40 years ago, one of the giants in skeletal radiology, Peter Cockshott, investigated the cause of femoral erosion in persons with patellofemoral arthritis, as in your case. I attach an abstract of his article as I cannot

Dr. Thompson, It is actually prefemoral fat pad- not uncommonly involved in patellofem impingement / friction patients- with about 60% frequency. It was 1st reported in my 2010 review article. See attached images how it can get friction edema like in your case- adventitial bursa, pvns and bodies. Mostly, lateral aspect of the prefem fat

I meant to say prefemoral fat pad as Dr Chabra was kind enough to point out as well as providing a reference to his paper on it, which was not at all a surprise. Thought this was quite neat. Quadriceps fat pad impingement by patellar osteophyte.