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Tear of SSP and ISP?
Female 50 y.o. There is known tear of supraspinatus and infraspinatus tendon. Patient has frozen shoulder. Q1: It looks like incomplete full thickness tear of SSP, with rupture of the posterior aspect of tendon and extending to the infraspinatus? I am guessing there is tendinosis of the anterior aspect of SSP tendon but without rupture? Q2: Why the bone marrow of humerus is so bright on T2 SPAIR with prominent vessels? https://www.cmrad.com/cases/1786240110
Tear of SSP and ISP?
1 like • Jul 24
@Jesus Prieto Casado thanks for feedback
Knee chondral zones
Hi. Which classification do you use to specify the exact location of a cartilage defect in the knee joint?
0 likes • May 15
At my institution we use Outerbridge classification for chondral degeneration (grading from 1 to 4)
Male 75yo - pain, no trauma
Large cystic collection at the medial aspect of the knee, which is deep to the medial collateral ligament, could this be large parameniscal cyst or ganglion cyst of semimembranosus tendon? https://www.cmrad.com/cases/2035643362
Male 75yo - pain, no trauma
0 likes • Apr 23
@Christoph Agten thanks Chris for detailed instructions ☺️
Could this be "black line sign" of cartilage?
Areas of cartilage PDW/PDW FS hypointense signal - possible areas of fissuring/cartilage degeneration? https://www.cmrad.com/cases/1089538934
Could this be "black line sign" of cartilage?
0 likes • Mar 7
@Christoph Agten
Popliteal fossa lesion
Saw something deep to the popliteal artery that I couldn't identify on ultrasound. What is it please?
Popliteal fossa lesion
1 like • Mar 6
It could look like lymph node
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Đurađ Perović
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Resident of Radiology in Clinical Centre of Vojvodina, Novi Sad, Serbia Mostly interested in MSK radiology

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