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Axial (2a), sagittal (2b), and coronal (2c) fat-suppressed proton density-weighted images show a large volume joint effusion
Lipoma arborescens of the knee joint: Typical imaging features
# 18802 05.12.2024
Clinical Case
Coronal T1 shows diffuse vegetations with high signal and a hypointense joint effusion.
Large primary lipoma arborescens of the knee
# 18738 17.10.2024
Clinical Case
Axial non-contrast enhanced bone-window CT showing a subcutaneous, well-defined mass with a calcified rim on the level of C3–C4. The mass originates from the ipsilateral facet joint which shows marked degeneration.
A cervical synovial cyst in an older adult woman
# 18708 27.09.2024
Clinical Case
X-ray of ankle lateral view reveals soft tissue swelling anteriorly tibiotalar joint with ring and arc calcifications.
Extra-articular synovial chondromatosis of the ankle: Radiograph/USG/MRI correlation
# 18707 27.09.2024
Clinical Case
Coronal (1a) and axial (1b) STIR images alongside sagittal (1c) T2W images show intense diffuse oedema throughout the long head of the triceps bilaterally with a trivial amount of fluid. Coronal (1d) T1W images demonstrate normal muscle volume with no fat atrophy.
Bilateral long head of triceps exertional rhabdomyolysis induced by stretching
# 18695 17.09.2024
Clinical Case
Short TI inversion recovery (STIR) coronal image of the left hand showing multiple millimetric, nodular, high signal intensity lesions on the subcutaneous plane of the volar surface, in greater density around the phalanges of the 4th digit.
Pacinian corpuscle hyperplasia
# 18678 03.09.2024
Clinical Case
17 November 2023. Cartilage mapping: The image shows a chondral matrix inside. This feature suggests cortical osteoid osteoma as the diagnostic.
Talus: An unusual site for osteoid osteoma
# 18677 03.09.2024
Clinical Case
MRI STIR coronal image showing the multi-cystic hyperintense lesion causing a bulge along the medial aspect of the thigh (solid white arrow). Minimal synovial effusion is also present in the right hip joint (dashed white arrow).
Tumoral calcinosis of the hip – A radiologic case study with classic imaging appearances
# 18675 02.09.2024
Clinical Case
MRI T1-weighted sequence: Widening of the lateral hemiphyseal of the proximal tibia and distal femur isointense to the adjace
The youth kicker’s knee
# 18672 28.08.2024
Clinical Case
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