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Introduction:Osteochondral lesions in the ankle accounts for approximately 4% of all osteochondral lesions. Most osteochondral lesion in the ankle is found in the talar dome. Osteochondral lesions of the tibial plafond is rarely described, hence this case presentation. Clinical History:A 23 years old male presented with over 3 months history of: Pain in the ankle …

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History:A 30 year old male presented with history of pain in the left elbow radiating to forearm and in distal arm since many months. Examination findings revealed possibility of ulnar nerve entrapment. MRI Observations: Thickening of the ulnar nerve was noted proximal to the medial epicondyle, measuring 0.5 cm in maximum thickness .It showed altered …

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Clinical History: A 53 years old male presented with over 8 months history of: Pain in the both wrist joints, more marked on the right side. Compromised movements of hand (more on right side) while typing, driving and riding. Minimal swelling seen in the right wrist joint. No h/o trauma, fever noted. X-Ray investigations normal. …

Role of MRI in early Rhenmatoid Arthritis Read More »

Introduction: Pancreatic divisum (PD) is a condition that develops if the embryonic fusion of the dorsal and the ventral pancreas buds at the gestational age of 6 weeks is incomplete. The failure of fusion between these two pancreatic ducts results in a short and narrow duct in the head of the pancreas that drains through the …

Pancreas Divisum : An Infrequent cause of Acute Pancreatitis Read More »