I have been very curious about the double fascicle anatomy of the ATFL since I read this article by Dr. Vega I know an anatomist lectured on this topic at the ISS….was really excellent, but I can’t seem to find who that was anymore…..not sure if we can still access those on demand. I wonder […]
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Hello all, most of you agreed that the most likely diagnosis is "GCT of the tendon sheath". In a fitting clinical scenario some less likely differentials were mentioned: – synovial haemangioma (1x) – RA (1x) – Gout (2x) – Psoriasis tenosynovitis (1x) – atypical infection (especially mycobacterial) (2x) – soft tissue sarcoma (1x) – nodular
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Hello all, sharing an interesting case from today. Best wishes Chris OCAD_PIN after Biceps Tendon Re-Insertion_MRI.pdf
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Colleagues, Happy new year. Was wondering if any of you has tried US for spinal interventions including but not limited to epidural steroid injections, facet joint injections and nerve root blocks? I have seen some literature from outside the US about using ultrasound for cervical nerve root injections but I would appreciate any input from
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Hi fellow rads, a healthy new year! Is it just me or do you also see increasing referrals for myositis? I have observed this in the UK roughly for the past 6-12 months. Maybe coincidental but still weird. Björn Two more today (referral: ongoing myalgia and weakness):
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How would you describe the radial collateral ligament / capsular injury? There is an empty sulcus at the MC head insertion of the RCL, so I want to call this a complete tear with thickening and fraying of the torn ligament. Do you agree? This is a bit odd….the volar plate (red arrows) is torn
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Thanks to everyone who gave me their opinions, for the more focused, it was indeed the crest of the scapula and not the clavicle. here is a list of all the answers i had: -Osteoid osteoma: 4 -Lesion of Dergon (which i’ve never heard of): 1 -Hemangioma with sclerosis, OT-RADS II: 1 -Fibrous dysplasia or
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Thanks Munib for sharing our article. BTW- our shoulder surgeons-4 of them do not like- – Remplissage- creates unusual stiffness in shoulder- worse than instability. – Rotator cuff grafts or meniscus transplants- as all of them fail! So if you haven’t encountered them- don’t worry! Happy new year from Tx! Best! AC Avneesh Chhabra, M.D.
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