Hello,
The answers were- lipoma, enchondroma, infarct and chondrosarcoma.
This is a collision tumor
Lipoma (can see on inphase with cystic change- larger lesion) plus enchondroma (can see the cartilage calcifications, high ADC- smaller lesion)
OT-RADS II- Benign
If not sure- OT-RADS III
Discussion will be tomorrow
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