Hello doc Four months back i had an MRI which showed subtle cortical thickening with bone edema(likely stress fracture ) in my medial femoral neck. After four months tat is yesterday ..i again went for ... View answer

Mri feet results Sub cortical deformity and fibrovascular reaction in site of prior fracture Degeneration 1st map joints and sesamoids Persistent marrow edema? ... View answer

. ( report included) There is stress edema in the anteriomedial proximal tibia without fracture There is no visualized fracture or avascular necrosis . stress changes proximal tibia Nov 28, CT scan of... View answer

Hi - My mother has been diagnosed with myelomalacia/cord edema. She is 69 years old and had hip surgery 7 months back to fix a fracture from a fall. Her recovery had been close to nothing since the ... View answer

My MRI showed "nondisplaced subchondral fracture of medial femoral condylar w extensive subchondral edema" and "moderate volume joint effusion" Pls explain (my doc was little help) Lots of pain w any ... View answer

rim rent tear, bone marrow edema, crescentic fracture line from lateral cortex of humerus medially to epiphyseal plate pseudocysts bone marrow edema acromial clavicular capsul hypertrophy, subacromial ... View answer

marrow edema. Correlation with x-rays recommended to assess for a subtle fracture. 3. Capsular thickening .... 2. There is bone marrow edema involving the base and proximal shaft of the middle phalanx... View answer

Hi, MRI - what does, the osseous structures intact without evidence for fracture or AVN. The joint ... tenosynovitis. age indeterminate, soft tissue edema along the ulnar aspect of thumb, possibly reflecting ... View answer

probably the last 2 to 3 months. I have a trip he did to a possible stress fracture her due to the recent ... with the stress fracture. I have reduced activity and limited my way faring since onset but it... View answer

ankles had about 1+ edema yesterday. I can walk it is painful I have put ice elevated and wrapped with an ace wrap the edema is no better today. Could it be sprained or strained instead of a fracture? ... View answer