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Y’all remember this one.. The surgeon is new and as a radiologist, one has to break the knot with the surgeon and also break the bread together! to build confidence and relationships which I endure! I was questioned about carpal tunnel syndrome and VISI- the surgeon mentioned that he examined twice before and there is […]

Sorry to be a post-a-holic…but I have not knowingly seen post-procedure images after Tenex and I don’t know what is in the range of expected post procedure appearance 3 months after.Her pain is worse and it sure looks like a tear. Would you call tear?

OMG, WHAT A LINE-UP! Seriously….Linda Probyn, Diana Alfonso, Erin Alaia and Rodrigo Alaia….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

Interesting comment from Dr Resnick "Also, that was a super-Geyser. I think that the geyser sign describes fluid in the joint continuing into the bursa and then into the AC joint; the adjacent cyst makes it a super-geyser, at least that is what I have been calling it"… Actually, myself have a collection of upto

Chronic massive rotator cuff tears with grade 4 muscle atrophy, large glenohumeral joint effusion extending through the acromioclavicular joint with resulting overlying partially ruptured 5.7 cm subcutaneous cyst/pseudotumor (Geyser sign). Severe glenohumeral osteoarthritis with marked synovitis. Complete tear of the long head of the biceps tendon. RECOMMENDATIONS: ST-RADS: II. Definitely benign soft tissue tumor. Any

How many of you are comfortable touching the aorta or do them? They are kind of fun! Hot off the press! Last scan is after the fact spiral CT with injectate and air. Notice caping of aorta. Best! AC Avneesh Chhabra, M.D. M.B.A. Professor Radiology & Orthopedic Surgery Chief, Division of Musculoskeletal Radiology UT Southwestern

FINDINGS: Markers have been placed at the site of concern. Size: 8.1 x 4.2 x 6.9 cm., Same as before Location: Right ilium Characteristics: Matrix: T1 predominantly hyperintense and T2 mixed intensity signal characteristics Uniformity: Heterogenous Fluid-fluid levels: No Transition zone: Narrow-edema absent Periosteal reaction: None Chemical shift (Dixon) imaging: No significant signal loss on

Another one with report for your learning as lots of folks want it Post old acetabular fracture- right leg bucking and anterior pain- spine surgery versus nerve consideration- EMG with some bogus radiculopathy report as usual Nerves Lumbosacral plexus: Size: Normal. Signal: Normal. Course: Normal. Sciatic nerve: Size: Normal. Signal: Normal. Course: Normal. Femoral nerves: