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Hip & Thigh

Stephen J Pomeranz

Jenny T Bencardino

Edward Smitaman

Matthew Chanin

Todd D. Greenberg

Gain confidence reading and reporting on Hip MRI Cases with the Medality Fellowship Certificate Program. Practice using real-world, scrollable cases, earn CME, and receive a Fellowship Certificate™ upon completion!

Musculoskeletal (MSK)

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<p>Welcome to the Hip MRI Remote Fellowship course! In this course, you&rsquo;ll be presented with a series of worklists, comprised of 25 essential cases you must review to receive your Fellowship Certificate.</p>

Hip MRI

Patient History
14-year-old female with left hip pain. 

Findings
SKELETAL: Generalized trochanteric osteoedema with scant extension towards the shaft and femoral neck. Findings surround a focal area of intermediate T1 and increased STIR signal intensity surrounded by a low signal intensity rim. Size is less than 3-4mm. Location is cortical/subcortical.

PELVIS: Normal. No signs of dysplasia.

JOINTS: Normal.

ACETABULUM/LABRUM: Normal.

MUSCLES/TENDONS/LIGAMENTS: Mild soft tissue swelling. Tendon and ligamentous structures are normal.

OTHER/SOFT TISSUE: Swelling around the greater trochanter.
Conclusion
Focal lesion at the base of the greater trochanter, cortical or subcortical, in a 14-year-old strongly favors osteoid osteoma.


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