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Synovial chondromatosis.

🎯 benign monoarticular disorder
🎯 synovial metaplasia & proliferation
🎯 multiple intra-articular cartilaginous loose bodies

Case on courtesy of Dr Talal F M Abdullah 👉🏼 https://t.co/BpKK05qTdu

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2019-12-20

Classic x-ray of haemophilic arthropathy of knee, courtesy of on

🎯widened intercondylar notch
🎯bulbous medial femoral condyle
🎯juxta-articular osteoporosis
🎯joint space narrowing

💻https://t.co/fPBLP2fgXD

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2019-12-17

Q: 35yo female with worsening shortness of breath. What's your favored diagnosis? ANSWER: https://t.co/zc0t8j8I4Q

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2019-12-12

Answer: Retained Gallstones (aka Dropped or Spilled Gallstones)

complicated of GB resection where gallstones are spilled into the peritoneum

Prior - Ca+ stones in the GB
Current - s/p cholecystectomy with stones now in the pelvis

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2019-12-07

Wetread Case 17

Hx: Abdominal pain

Can you figure out a more detailed history? and what's the diagnosis?

Feel free to answer with professionally appropriate gif responses only. No spoilers.

https://t.co/uw5i5uvDjw

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2019-12-06

Just a reminder that December is 's annual "Become a Supporter" drive. You can, of course, skip the queue and get in early :) https://t.co/YQoNhXbKXm

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2019-11-30

What uncommon but devastating injury has occurred here?

link: https://t.co/AKXQOt7qHj

Case collection: https://t.co/bahmy50DC4

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2019-11-27

Q: Finger crushed against a wall. Is there a fracture? Or just a normal vascular channel? ANSWER: https://t.co/eYQ1ZoyfmK

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2019-11-14

63% saying IMA are correct. Read more about horseshoe kidneys on here: https://t.co/FMYRd0qAYn

Illustration 👇🏽 by

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2019-11-12

And this is where we are now - stats and main contributors for October 2019

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2019-11-11

Q: A burst fracture of C1 is known as a...
ANSWER: https://t.co/SIk3Tvo2Hq

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2019-11-06

in webinar: transient osteoporosis and avascular necrosis can look the same on MRI. Follow-up imaging will help differentiate as transient osteoporosis is reversible.

article: https://t.co/7r5maH6AbF

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2019-10-25

Q: 30yo male with neck swelling and Horner's syndrome. What's your diagnosis? ANSWER: https://t.co/2ci0veom95

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2019-10-16

This case on is courtesy of Dr Ammar Haouimi 👉🏼 https://t.co/BNS2WxwCfx

Replying with a GIF, what is this NOT (but often wrongly called)? Any why?

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2019-10-14

: you can detect active arterial bleeding on a portal venous CT. If the contrast is very dense, it's arterial. Conversely, it's difficult if not impossible to detect organ laceration on arterial phase scanning.

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2019-09-21

: remember that the density of wood is closer to air than soft tissue. Always use lung window to double check that "subcutaneous air"

case:
https://t.co/YmBskSOcmL

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2019-09-21