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Referred by a podiatrist who was looking for cuneocuboid degenerative joint disease or fracture, and indicated clinical symptoms of sinus tarsi syndrome.I have no other imaging….podiatrists often do their own XRs, but I don’t have them. There is an obvious mineralized eccentric lesion thinning and expanding the medial cortex of the cuboid (there might be […]

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Thanks for the several comments….which seem to represent a wide gamut of thoughts! One person suggested lipoma and found a reported case that looked similar. A few considered Pagets, but dispensed with the thought given the absence of cortical thickening. There is marked cortical thinning with modest bone expansion. A few mentioned possible post RTx

Hello , Having been a ped MSK for a while ,I happened to performed a satisfactory number of wrist MRI over the last 8 years in children. I counted on my PACS 241 wrist MRI in children (< 16 year old -mainly older than 10).Overall, searching by keyword on on our PACS I have found

Kay-Geert Hermann was so kind to download my ppt to the berlin case viewer. Here’s the link: https://public.berlincaseviewer.com/WebApp/Key/81U16H3LD878OV22A7U17302574568 I found it a little clunky on my Macbook….maye I’m a little clunky! You are supposed to be able to advance using F5 (on Mac you find the function keys by depressing the fn key), but pressing

Nice case Ciro! See a companion case with os peroneum fracture and peroneal longus tendon tear. Em qua., 26 de abr. de 2023 às 21:33, Ciro Duarte <cirombd> escreveu: 46F pain painful os peroneum syndrome site of pain reported by the patient