Hi, just a little pearl from a recent live Q&A session inside the VIRTUAL MSK FELLOWSHIP. The traditional teaching is that we cannot call Os acromiale under the age of 25 because the fusion might happen up to that age of the secondary ossification center. However, this article states otherwise. We can still call os acromiale if it fits as described there. this is a great article how sharing information inside the fellowship accelerates learning for all fellows exponentially. Differentiating os acromiale from normally developing acromial ossification centers using magnetic resonance imaging https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00256-015-2098-4 If you want to stay ahead of the (sometimes outdated) game, consider to join the fellowship, just book a free orientation call here. https://my.onlinemskfellowship.com/strategysession -Chris

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