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17h •
Need help with this finger case ( NORA ?)
30 Y O man Growing lump . I think about a NORA tumor as my first differential . Any other ideas.
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@Im Beg Thank you sir!
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@Im Beg Oops thank you madame :)
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@Carlos Molina This is the right answer - periligamentous ganglion cyst . A bursitis wouldn't be encysted/encapsulated with such defined margins. Can be drained by ultrasound but typically asymptomatic so leave alone if possible to avoid injury to the ligament. The ACL can get them as well: https://radiopaedia.org/articles/anterior-cruciate-ligament-ganglion-cyst Interesting case.
7d •
Finger trauma
Injury to finger a few weeks ago. Apparent enhancement (although no pre-contrast sequence) deep to extensor tendon and a little deep to flexor tendon, but T2 signal is not bright and T1 signal is isointense. No tendon or ligament tear. Thinking post-traumatic fluid like hematoma or complex tenosynovitis but why apparent diffuse enhancement? Would getting a fat-sat pre-contrast sequence be useful to look for intrinsic T1 hyperintensity?
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Was there a history of trauma or autoimmune disease?
Jul 17 •
STT ligament complex injury with distal scaphoid fx (occult)
here i share a nice case. if you are looking for a coach in MSK MRI, please write me a private message!
1 like • Aug 30
why is contrast in the FCU tendon sheath not a good sign? it implies disruption of the joint capsule?
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