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Discoid Meniscus

Dr Balaji Anvekar FRCR

This MRI study of knee joint depicts discoid lateral meniscus. No obvious associated meniscal tear or para meniscal cyst. Discoid meniscus This is a congenital condition and is bilateral in about 50% of the cases. Usually encountered as an incidental finding on MRI examination in about 5% of the cases, typically affecting lateral meniscus. Discoid medial meniscus is very rare.

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Artificial Intelligence Advances Breast Cancer Detection

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Steinstrasse CT KUB

Neuroradiology Cases

This non-contrast CT study of abdomen for KUB of patient with left abdominal pain shows a dense large calculus in Urinary bladder which is in continuity with ribbon like column of multiple calculi in left ureter. Retrograde history taking unfurled that the patient had undergone ESWL one month ago. Imaging diagnosis: Steinstrasse. Steinstrasse is the German term which means "stone street", used to describe a possible complication of extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) for urinary tract c

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Breast Cancer Awareness

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Teleradiology Reading Platform Agreement The teleradiology services provider delivers a high availability solution and customized workflows through its partnership with RamSoft. The announcement of Teleradiology Reading Platform agreement was made ahead of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) Annual Meeting in Chicago. Learn more about the Premier Radiology Services case study at RSNA Booth #4106.

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Maximize Your Radiology Center’s Performance With Specialized Scheduling

Patient-centric scheduling can only be achieved through optimized radiology workflows, effective communications between staff and physicians, and, of course, through specialized schedulers. In this guide, we’ll take you through a step-by-step process to transform your radiology center into a high-performance hub of medical imaging.

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Vitamin C deficiency mimicking inflammatory bone disease MRI hip

Dr Balaji Anvekar FRCR

A 15 years old school goer presented with on and off bilateral hip pain, restricted hip joint movement, associated backache. MRI bilateral hip joint shows abnormal bone marrow edema involving bilateral acetabulum and subchondral portion of right sacral ala. Associated mild left hip joint effusion. Imaging finding were suggestive of either inflammatory bone disease or multifocal osteitis.

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Buy or Lease Diagnostic Imaging Equipment?

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For healthcare organizations, achieving positive patient outcomes is the top priority. Medical imaging plays a key role in making a diagnosis and determining the right course of treatment. Large hospital systems are often looking for ways to offer diagnostic capabilities to all satellite locations, bringing the convenience of imaging right to their patients.

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Medial patellar plica syndrome

Neuroradiology Cases

Clinically young patient presented with anteromedial knee pain. MRI sagittal T2 and axial T2 images delineates a linear well-defined low signal intensity band running across medial patellofemoral recess. However, there is no obvious associated bone marrow oedema involving medial articulating facet of patella or medial femoral trochlea. Mild associated joint effusion.

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Osteochondrosis of Superior Pole of Patella

Dr Balaji Anvekar FRCR

Clinically young male patient with athletic background complaining of typical unilateral anterior knee pain. Marked tenderness at the superior pole of patella. This MRI study of knee joint shows abnormal irregularity, fragmentation with sclerosis involving superior pole of patella. An associated thickening of quadriceps tendon. Knee joint effusion. Imaging findings consistent with osteochondrosis of patella at superior pole.

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Health Disparities Emerge Around Cancer Screening Eligibility

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Supraspinatous Ganglion Cyst MRI

Neuroradiology Cases

Clinically severe painful restricted shoulder movement, especially the abduction. Patient complaining that symptoms got aggravated over the period of time with shoulder exercise and physiotherapy. No obvious history of arthroscopy or intra articular injection. This MRI shoulder joint shows a well-defined tear drop shaped cystic lesion along supraspinatus tendon tapering laterally towards its insertion suggestive of intra tendinous ganglion cyst.

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Excessive lateral pressure syndrome MRI

Neuroradiology Cases

This MRI Axial STIR sections of knee show clinical marker on skin on anteromedial aspect of knee joint. There is patellar tilt, articulating surface of patella facing medially, abnormal thickening of lateral patellar retinaculum and patellofemoral ligament. Associated bone marrow oedema involving lateral margin of lateral articulating facet of patella.

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Morel-Lavallée lesion MRI

Neuroradiology Cases

Clinically RTA, run over by tractor. This MRI study shows a focal well defined lentiform shaped subcutaneous collection on medial aspect of knee joint superficial to the superficial fascia. Collection is clear, hypo intense on T1-weighted images without any septations or loculations. No obvious high signal intensity methaemoglobin staining on T1-weighted images to suggest any frank haematoma.

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Predictive Analytics Model Helps Determine Colon Cancer Risk

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Managing Chronic Illnesses During COVID-19, Vaccine Impact

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Trevor disease MRI

Dr Balaji Anvekar FRCR

Clinical details, discharge summary mentions corrective osteotomy done for congenital progressive uni lateral knee deformity. Previous imaging details not available. This MRI of knee joint shows post-operative status with corrective osteotomy for femur and tibia. Well defined bone signal intensity outgrowth with cortex and medulla involving medial epiphysis of distal end of femur, epiphysis of tibial tuberosity with distinct cortex, medulla and fatty marrow in continuity with parent bone.

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