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... View answer

osteophytosis, subcentimeter degenerative subchondral cyst(acetabulum). x-ray say's multiple luncencies, ( pubic symphysis , intratrochanteric L. hip femoral head and acetabulum. I am a massage... View answer

thinning of the femoral and acetabular cartilage of the right hip with focal high grade fissure involving the superior anterior acetabulum with mild underlying subchondral cystic change. Similar change ... View answer

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

Yes, thank you! Had x-ray, revealed right hip diffusely. Sclerotic changes noted in roof of the acetabulum. Osteophyte formation at junction of femoral head & femoral neck. Femoral... View answer

acetabulum. In addition, there is serpiginous low signal within the left femoral head. There is no bony ...-sequence multiplanar imaging. Findings: There is abnormal bone marrow edema involving the... View answer

synovitis is seen - degenerative tearing of superior and anterior uperior right acetabulum labrum - minimal bilateral trochanteric bursitis - subcortical cyst at right femoral head - subcortical cysts... View answer

opinion: ischemic necrosis of the femoral head with the articular surface intact. Edema of the femoral neck and posterosuperior acetabulum and there is a joint effusion. Large inguinal synovial... View answer

The findings of my X-Ray: There are osteoarthritic changes of the femoral head with marginal osteophyte formation. There is cortical sclerosis with subcortical cyst formation of the acetabulum. There... View answer