Diagnosis entertained were-
pvns
JIA
diffuse pvns
Congratulations to Dr. Harun Gupta who mentioned Hemophilia as a 2nd possibility.
I have seen many-many hemophilia cases but all with cartilage destruction
This one had some nice features-
– earlier presentation with synovial hypertrophy and hemosiderin staining all over
– incr signal on opposed phase- typical of that staining in joint linings/synovium and biceps sheath
Happy thursday!
Best!
AC
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