Interesting Radiology Cases from Daily Practice and a Personal Reference
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Prefemoral Fat Pad Contusion from Direct Injury
Prefemoral Fat Pad = Posterior Suprapatella Fat Pad = Supratrochlea Fat Pad
Also note -- femoral cortcal disruption and small subperiosteal haematoma.
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Thanks for sharing this article, its just what I was looking for! I have been planning on going into dallas radiology for the past year. I have been studding and doing everything I can to prepare for it. I love reading articles like this and getting all this great information!
I never saw this (or, at least, never recognized it)until this weekend when I had a case that is identical in appearance. BTW, if you Google prefemoral fat pad injury, your blog is one of the first hits!
Thanks. I just had to pediatric sports injury cases in a row this afternoon and have seen two or three other cases in the last year. Nothing in Stoller's 3rd edition on this entity.
4 comments:
Thanks for sharing this article, its just what I was looking for! I have been planning on going into dallas radiology for the past year. I have been studding and doing everything I can to prepare for it. I love reading articles like this and getting all this great information!
I never saw this (or, at least, never recognized it)until this weekend when I had a case that is identical in appearance. BTW, if you Google prefemoral fat pad injury, your blog is one of the first hits!
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This is a really great post. I will definitely be keeping it in mind for when I go in with my mother for her radiology treatments. Thanks so much.
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Thanks. I just had to pediatric sports injury cases in a row this afternoon and have seen two or three other cases in the last year. Nothing in Stoller's 3rd edition on this entity.
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