acetabulum subchondral cystic changes After stGe four rect cancer treatment. WhT does this indcate ... View answer

having skeletal lesion in right acetabulum, originating from prostrate, how to control effectively, started hormone therapy ... View answer

Can a 1.2 cm cyst on the femoral head/ acetabulum cause horrible hip and groin pain? ... View answer

along the left femoral head. a 7 mm oval lesion is present anterior inferior to the femoral head with a smaller 4 mm lesion posterosuperior to the femoral head in the region of the lateral acetabulum ... View answer

I just received CT results with noted 4 mm sclerosis in the right acetabulum, is this something I should have investigated further? ... View answer

subchondral marrow signal/ cystic changes involving the anterior aspect of the left acetabulum. There is also a 2.5 cm tubular fluid collection situated anterior to the left hip but secondary to a... View answer

synovitis is seen - degenerative tearing of superior and anterior uperior right acetabulum labrum - minimal ... acetabulum What would be your recommendation? I am post-menopause, 52 yrs old with COPD... View answer

. However no mass. Sclerotic bony foci in the anterior right acetabulum and in the left iliac wing, likely ... View answer

. Focal marrow T2 hypertensity in the superior acetabulum and small cystic changes in the anterior acetabulum with adjacent Labral tear involving the anterosuperior corner. Mild tendinosis of the... View answer

, with subchondral edema at the acetabulum and the femur, adjacent to chondral deficiency. There is subchondral cystic change at the acetabulum. Question: What is the most common reason for the initial ... View answer