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Acute Musculotendinous Tears of the Latissimus Dorsi and Teres Major
Clinical History: A 20 year-old professional baseball pitcher presents with axillary pain. (1a) Oblique coronal fat suppressed T2-weighted and (1b) sagittal T2-weighted and (1c) axial fat suppressed proton density-weighted images are provided. What are the findings? What is your diagnosis?…
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Snapping Triceps
Clinical History: A 19 year-old male presents with numbness and tingling in the ring and small fingers, tenderness to palpation over the cubital tunnel, subluxation of the ulnar nerve with elbow flexion, and medial elbow snapping. (1a) Axial T1-weighted magnetic…
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Femoroacetabular Impingement
Clinical History: A 22 year old collegiate soccer player presents with bilateral groin pain. MR arthrography was performed bilaterally. What are the findings? What is your diagnosis? Findings Diagnosis Cam-type femoroacetabular impingement with bilateral acetabular labral tears and chondral…
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Trapped Periosteum
Clinical History: A 14 year-old male complains of knee pain after landing awkwardly while playing basketball. A radiograph (not shown) shows mild widening of the medial femoral physis. A fat-suppressed Proton density-weighted coronal image (1a) of the knee is provided.…
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Gout
Clinical History: A 55 year-old male complains of chronic swelling and pain in the foot with inability to walk on concrete and waking at night, without relief from medication. Axial long axis T1-weighted (1a) and coronal short axis fat suppressed…
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Multi-ligamentous and Tendon Injury Suggesting Knee Dislocation
Clinical History: A 35 year-old man sustained a hyperextension injury to his right knee while playing football. (1a,1b) Sagittal proton-density and (1c) coronal fat-suppressed T2-weighted images from the MR examination are provided. What are the findings? What is your diagnosis?…
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Schwannoma of the Median Nerve
Clinical History: An 80 year-old male presents with a one year history of a left forearm mass and left hand numbness. Axial T1-weighted (1a) and coronal STIR (1b) images of the forearm are presented. What are the findings? What is…
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Posteromedial Corner Injury of the Knee
Clinical History: A 13 year-old male twisted his knee playing basketball 2 weeks ago. The MR demonstrates an ACL tear (not shown). Fat-suppressed proton density axial (1a) and coronal (1b) images from the study are provided. What additional findings can…
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Acute Injuries of the Lumbar Neural Arch in Adolescents
Clinical History Case 1: 13 year old male track and field athlete with constant back pain, increased with running.(1a,1b) Sagittal STIR image right and left of midline and (1c) axial T2 weighted images are provided. What are the findings? What…
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Hip Arthroplasty
Clinical History: A 60 year-old male presents with recurrent left hip pain 13 years following total joint replacement of the left hip. (1a) Coronal T1-weighted and (1b) coronal STIR images of the hip are provided. What are the findings? What…
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Median Nerve Entrapment
Clinical history: A 53 year-old male presents with a 3 week history of forearm pain and acute onset of loss of thumb flexion. Fat-suppressed proton density-weighted axials images through the distal forearm (1a) and (1b) are presented for interpretation. What…
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Evaluating the Varied Appearances of Normal and Abnormal Marrow
Clinical History: A 43 year old male presents with radicular type pain. Past medical history is non-contributory. (1a) T1- and (1b) T2-weighted sagittal and (1c) T1-weighted axial images are provided. The imaging findings are such that the radiologist feels compelled…
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