45M fell on ice 1.5 months ago. Suspicion of possible Ulnar A thrombosis
raised on prior non contrast wrist MRI. MR angiogram was recommended, but
MRI of the wrist and hand done with and without contrast was done
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I believe the ulnar artery is patent, do you agree?
I think there has been soft tissue injury to Guyon’s Canal itself: the
volar and transverse carpal ligament as well as the palmaris brevis, do you
agree?
This case is courtesy of my colleague Amy Liebeskind.
Guyon-Canal-45M-fell-1.5mos-ago-poss-ulnar-a-thromb-prior-MRi.pdf
