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These axial images are distal to proximal These Cor images demonstrate a complete tear of the pinky MCP radial collateral ligament I wonder if this is a Stener Like lesion…which has been reported with the proximal stump of the ligament extending superficial to the sagittal band This looks alot like a case illustrated in Radsource […]

This CAM bump is a bit low….I think it looks exactly like what was reported as a "distal CAM" in the context of sub-spine impingement (see the article by Dr. Samim…Fig. 2 is attached) Our Sag images are fat sat, but the AIIS doesn’t seem large or low lying…we have Cor T1 images (not shown)

Hi all Another one for the paeds experts. Is this normal for haemolytic anaemia/transfusions or is there infection or leukaemia? Thanks in advance. Graeme Spine.pdf

I have already spent a ridiculous amount of time searching references and online images to no avail…even pried an ancient volume of Caffey’s off my shelf…which provided some exercise…in futility….The history is Metatarsus Adductus…which we see, but please clarify if the ossification pattern at the 2nd metatarsal bases is normal (to quote my beloved teacher

I received a handful of comments: I would say the oedema highlights fascial layers you don’t usually see, rather than a co-existent MCL injury, which is less likely. I would call the MCL intact with just minor surrounding edema I would not call a delamination, just a sprain of the MCL. I wonder if the

Hi to all OCADers, Anterior shoulder dislocation; fielding injury playing cricket. The Blue arrow points to a medialised anteroinferior labral tear (ALPSA) and there seems to be an absent anterosuperior labrum. Please assist me with two questions: 1. Is there a Buford complex with the Green arrow representing a torn cord-like MGHL…or other? 2. Is

Hello OCADers, This case came through yesterday afternoon so I thought I’d resurrect this thread. 65 yo M with shoulder pain, no additional helpful history. Interestingly, osteopoikilosis was suggested on a recent shoulder x-ray from an outside facility so evidently there are sclerotic foci to correspond with the changes on MRI. Unfortunately, I don’t have

70 ish pt with wrist pain; r/o volar mass. Volar lunate dislocation Have not seen this before, Case Courtesy of Greg Broering M.D. Best, Frank

Subacute complete posterior horn medial meniscal root ligament tear (white arrow) with extruded intact MM body Smooth impaction of the medial tibial margin by the extruded meniscal body (I think we can sometimes see this on XR) with reaction marrow edema No real Medial compartment cartilage loss..Yet… My question is about the MCL…would you call