FINDINGS: Marker was placed along the dorsal aspect of the mid carpus. Status post distal radioulnar arthrodesis with complete osseous fusion across the joint, and resection of the distal ulnar metaphysis (Suave Kapandji procedure). T2 hyperintensity and susceptibility distal ulna related to surgical material. Complete four-corner osseous fusion of the lunate, triquetrum, capitate and hamate. […]
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Alignment: Surgical changes of a distal ulna resection (Darrach procedure) with expected mild osseous edema at the surgical site. Fluid: Carpus effusion: Trace free. Synovial thickening: Mild. Intra-articular body: Absent. Distal radioulnar joint effusion: Soft tissue thickening and postoperative synovial compartment expansion in the distal ulnar resection site. Intrinsic ligaments: Scapholunate: Central membranous perforation. Lunotriquetral:
Do you use OT-RADS? IMPRESSION: Old periosteal injury at the vastus intermedius attachment of the anterolateral mid femur with focal ossification. No new injury. RECOMMENDATIONS: OT-RADS: I. No osseous tumor identified. or ST-RADS IMPRESSION: Lipoma in left paraspinal soft tissues RECOMMENDATIONS: ST-RADS II (Definitely benign). Follow-up as per clinical team recommendations. Avneesh Chhabra, M.D. M.B.A.
Dear Phil, You and Dr. Resnick brought a good point- why GLAD as it is supposed to be a stable lesion. Ans. is simple- my fellow put it in so I kept it as it is 1st principle in teaching fellows- not to annoy them. To be honest- I don’t use GLAD in most reports
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Hi all Does anyone have a reference for a simple, reliable method (and normative range) for assessing tibial rotation in asymmetric (morphometric) tibial trays? Many thanks Peter Mercouris
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Beautiful case Andrew! Nicely demonstrated on ultrasound. Attached a companion case I’ve seen a few years ago – which also shows the striped/umbilicated appearance reported for MRI Best wishes, Atul Em qui., 19 de jan. de 2023 às 14:05, Andrew Kingzett Taylor <andrewkzt> escreveu: Beautiful example of what it is. Once seen, never forgotten (
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Today is my clinical day- so another one Have you started using NS-RADs yet? Here is one- ACL and posterolat corner injury, partial pcl inj- likely d/l- CPN repair- still foot drop. Much more seen on imaging- now needs nerve transfers in leg Common peroneal nerve: Focal enlargement of the nerve in the posterior thigh
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Sometimes I feel like I must be the dumbest MSK radiologist in the world. I definitely seem to have more questions than most!But on some level, I hope that my willingness to ask the dumb questions is helpful for someone in the OCAD o sphere. I‘m a fan of the Atlantic….just read this. Maybe more
FINDINGS: Alignment: Scapholunate dissociation and VISI deformity. Mild radial shortening Distal radioulnar joint: Congruent Fluid: Carpus effusion: Small effusion. Synovial thickening: Mild. Intra-articular body: Body/blood clots in the ulnar styloid recess. Distal radioulnar joint effusion: Small effusion. Intrinsic ligaments: Scapholunate: Partial tear of the dorsal band. Volar band is not well visualized and is torn
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