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Frontal radiograph of the left tibia and fibula. Geographic lytic lesion (type 1B) in the tibial diaphysis with thick continuous periosteal reaction.

Osteoblastoma of the tibia that debuts as juxta-cortical osteolytic tumour

Clinical Cases 26.04.2024
Coronal PDFS denervation teres minor (between white arrows).

Posterior shoulder dislocation: An unusual complication

Clinical Cases 24.04.2024
Axial DP fat-sat shows heterogeneous intermediate-hyperintense, lobulated contoured mass in close relationship with the tendo

Tenosynovial giant cell tumour localised type (L-TSGCT) of the ankle

Clinical Cases 24.04.2024
Sagittal T2WI shows central compression of T12 vertebral body extending to the posterior aspect of vertebral body focal increased signal with swelling of conus, suggestive of oedema.

Traumatic contusion of conus medullaris following burst fracture of T12 vertebra

Clinical Cases 22.04.2024
Conventional X-ray of the ankle, mortise view. Oblique fracture in the distal tibial epiphysis and passing through the growth plate. Notice the slight physeal broadening (arrows) and the subtle osseous rarefaction on the lateral aspect of the tibial metaphysis, suspicious of transphyseal extension of the fracture in keeping with a Salter–Harris fracture type III.

Triplane ankle fracture in a young adolescent

Clinical Cases 28.03.2024
MR imaging of the right shoulder. Sagittal T1-weighted images show a large, lobulated, paralabral cyst (yellow arrow), moulded to the anteroinferior margin of the glenoid, between the glenoid and the inferior edge of the subscapularis muscle. There are no other lesions occupying the quadrilateral space, although the volume of the paralabral cyst results in an increase in volume of the subscapularis muscle and external impingement on the quadrilateral space and traversing axillary nerve (blue arrow). There i

Axillary nerve entrapment by paralabral cyst

Clinical Cases 26.03.2024