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Open access pediatric reference of MRI "flip-flop" effect in anorexia nervosa
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No Hip Injury. Instead, subacute partial tear of the Sartorius at its ASIS origin (note reactive BME). At the cranial margin of the FOV we c... -
F 62, left hip pain. Suspected impingement. There's a subchondral / subcortical bone lesion at the anterior aspect of the left femoral h...
Some time ago. Not proud to admit that I assumed that the MRI tech screwed up....so I recalled the patient to be re-imaged by a different tech----of course, it looked exactly the same. At re-imaging, I learned that the patient was cachectic, though I didn't learn the cause.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful case!! We just had one sent out from our practice that the tech called the radiologist cause the fat sats weren’t satting out!!
ReplyDeleteI can relate completely and would love to work with a tech who pays that much attention and reaches out when things don’t look right! Give her a raise!
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