1. Upper Extremity Sports Injuries

    November 2009 William N. Snearly, M.D.

    Clinical History: Images from four different upper extremity sports injuries are presented. Match each patient with the associated sport. A) Boxing B) Gymnastics C) Golf D) Bowling Case 1:   Case 2:     Case 3:     Case 4:…

    Hand/Wrist

  2. Developmental Variants

    October 2009 Ingrid Kjellin, M.D.

    Clinical history: An 8 year old gymnast who injured the knee 5 days ago presents with posterior knee pain. (1a) T1 and (1b) fat suppressed proton density-weighted sagittal images are provided. What is the finding? What is your diagnosis? Findings…

    Knee

  3. Glenohumeral Instability

    September 2009 John F. Carroll, M.D.

    Clinical History: A 30 year old male with shoulder pain and instability. Fat-suppressed (1a) axial proton density and (1b) T2-weighted oblique coronal images are provided. What are the findings? What is your diagnosis? Findings Diagnosis ALPSA and Hill Sachs deformities,…

    Shoulder

  4. Lisfranc Ligament Tear

    August 2009 Gary Howell, M.D.

    Clinical History: A 17 year-old male presents with the history of pain due to a football injury incurred three days prior. (1a) Axial T2-weighted and (1b) coronal fat suppressed T2-weighted images of the right midfoot are provided. What are the…

    Foot/Ankle

  5. Tight Filum Syndrome

    July 2009 Larry B. Poe, M.D.

    Clinical History: A 59 year-old woman complains of chronic low back pain and bilateral foot paresthesias. Her knee and ankle reflexes are brisk. On further questioning, she relates a history of stress incontinence diagnosed by her family physician. (1a,1b) T1…

    Spine

  6. SLL Tear and DISI Deformity

    June 2009 Daniel Bodor, M.D.

    Clinical History: Each of two patients presents with wrist pain. What are the findings in relation to the scapholunate ligament? Which patient has the more significant abnormality? Patient 1. Patient 2. Findings Patient 1. 1. Incomplete tear of the scapholunate…

    Hand/Wrist

  7. Incidentaloma

    May 2009 David S. Levey, M.D.

    Clinical History: A 64 year-old male complains of back pain extending into the left leg. (1a) A left lateral T2-weighted sagittal and (1b) and T1-weighted axial image at the level of the L4-5 disc are provided. What are the findings?…

  8. Plantar Fasciitis

    April 2009 Pamela H. Burdett, M.D.

    Clinical History: A 47 year-old male presents with a history of acute onset of heel pain while running, with an audible pop. Sagittal (1a) T1-weighted and (1b) fat-suppressed T2-weighted and (1c) coronal fat-suppressed proton density weighted images are provided. What…

    Foot/Ankle

  9. Hydroxyapatite Deposition Disease

    March 2009 Stephen Quinn, M.D., FACR

    Clinical History: A 48 year-old female presents with pain in the left shoulder with reduced range of motion. (1a) A coronal oblique T2-weighted fat-suppressed image and (1b) an axial T2-weighted image are provided. What are the findings? What is the…

    Shoulder

  10. Extensor Carpi Ulnaris Subsheath Injury

    February 2009 Mark Awh, M.D.

    Clinical History: A 44 year old recreational tennis player complains of chronic, worsening ulnar sided wrist pain. (1a) Gradient echo coronal, (1b) T1-weighted axial, and (1c) STIR axial images of the wrist are provided. What are the findings? What is…

    Hand/Wrist

  11. Lateral Ulnar Collateral Ligament

    January 2009 Michael Stadnick, M.D.

    Clinical History: A 51 year old female with a history of lateral release for treatment of lateral epicondylitis presents with posterolateral pain and difficulty achieving full elbow extension. The patient was reported as being very anxious when extending the elbow…

    Elbow

  12. Tarsal Coalition

    December 2008 Pamela H. Burdett, M.D.

    Clinical History: A 12 yo female presents with a history of medial pain and clinician's note to "evaluate posterior tibial tendon." (1a) Fat-suppressed T2-weighted sagittal, (1b) fat-suppressed proton density-weighted coronal, and (1c) T2-weighted axial images of the ankle are provided.…

    Foot/Ankle

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