Thanks everyone for all of the responses. The majority of responses were for NOF, with a few responses also for fibrous dysplasia and other fibrous lesions. Osteofibrous dysplasia, desmoid, and infection were also mentioned. Dr. Chabra gave it an OT-RADS III (probably benign) in addition to his differential. From the responses on the edema, most […]
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Hey all Anyone on here involved with imaging with imaging for Rugby World Cup 2023? One ex-rugby player South African MSK radiologist based in Oxford looking to volunteer his services free of charge. High school French only but the players and medical staff will be from everywhere so I don’t think it’ll be a barrier.
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Hi!!! This is a 45yo male, after he goes to the gym began with to much pain , there is no obvious trauma, just weight lifting. The ortho was thinking to get him to the hospital for pain relief for the severe pain. What do you think? Randall
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Hi everyone, Ran across a case today that has me stumped. Patient is a 20 year old woman with bilateral knee pain, worst in the MR imaged left leg, of sudden onset approximately one month ago. Pain is intermittent, but when there is a "flare", the patient reports not being able to walk. Conservative management
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71M with known history of Renal Cell Ca diagnosed in September 2022.CXR done for left sided mass read as "normal, no bone lesions" in October 2022. MRI done for occult mass end of February 2023. This was never occult. Click on the attached pdf for the shoulder MRI 71M RCCA anterior shoulder mass.pdf
49MHistory given for XR "acute onset frozen shoulder 2 weeks ago". XR read as normal….looks normal, even in retrospect. Typically, pain precedes limited range of motion for some weeks. Symptoms of acute onset limited range of motion should not scream adhesive capsultis, clinically. When there is acute onset of pain and LROM, without trauma, think
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There are no XRs.I include the current MRI…arrows point to osteolysis at the posterior and paracentral metal bone interface of the medial compartment at the tibia in the Sag images. You can see this in the Cor MAVRIC also. I don’t see marrow edema on STIR. Baseline 2 months post-op MRI images are included…don’t see
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Hi there everyone, this is a 70 year old male diabetic. Imaged to r/o osteomyelitis and abscess at the forefoot. He has had his 5th toe amputated 9 yrs ago, the distal phalanx of the great toe 8 yrs ago, and his 2nd toe 1 year ago. I’m puzzled by the extensive changes at the
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Thank you, everyone. Lots of good responses. Ewings, EG, and osteoblastoma were mentioned most frequently. Chondroblastoma (lesser trochanter-end of bone equivalent), periosteal osarc, and atypical Brodie’s abscess were also mentioned as possibilities. This is going for biopsy, and I will update with path results. Thank you all! Will On Tue, Feb 28, 2023 at 11:20 AM
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