The answers varied from charcot-gout-amyloid- plexiform NF This is actually a diffuse NF. Chance of malignancy in these tumors is essentially zero. They are mostly of cosmetic-pain issues. Plexiform have possibly increased chance of malignancy- but not these.. See attached histology slide of this tumor- benign fibroneural tissue Here’s an article detailing different types of […]
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Normal Pacinian corpuscles – occur in the feet as well as the hands. Thanks for the answers. Presentation1.pptx
64F, fall from the own height a week ago. Fracture of the middle third of the posterior column of the acetabulum, with a gap of up to 1.4 cm, trapping the internal obturator tendon.
OCAD – trapping the internal obturator tendon. Read More »
Dear friends! I received several interesting answers to my case! Thank you all! I guess both the capsular and the glenoid findings then suggest a reason for the pain. Have a lovely day! Best Roar Here are some of them: "Glenoid osteochondral lesion (OCD) plus severe chronic adhesive capsulitis" "While I can’t say that I
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Dear Graeme, great topic! I have been wondering over the same question for years, now. Please let us know about the answers. Best wishes Chris
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Joel, sorry I forgot to post the follow up on that quiz case. It is indeed the anteromedial meniscofemoral ligament, a variant in the knee, as many of you responded (including Drs Hilary, Kyung, Cantarelli, Peduto and Loupatatzis). The key here is to differentiate it from the infra-patellar plica. It can look similar to the
Your thoughts on this case. Sag T2 and Cor T2 fat sat images (movie). Thanks. Read More »
Patients come for pelvic pain -r/o pudendal neuralgia I end up diagnosing lymphoma/prostate cancer with perineural mets, etc. This one is perineural mets from bladder cancer to left s2-4 nerves, left s1 upstream neuropathy without met, and downstream left sciatic, pudendal and gf neuropathies. Also note pelvic side wall small met eroding the bone (restricted
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Dear All, May I ask for your thought of an incidental tibial lesion. 17 years old girl, with +GATA 2 gene mutation and ACKR1, and following with other subspecialities for (HHV6 immunosuppression, with neutropenia and platelets function defects) Scoliosis and strong family hx (celiac disease, malignancy (thyroid and colon cancer risk in mother. Hashimoto, and
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Thank you for those who answered my e-mail on MRI of the pubic symphysis. Answers that I got on my case included: I would call a high grade partial Add Longus tear on the left, the Rectus Abd aponeurosis is intact. The Right Add longus looks previously strained and healed, I think. He’s also got
