“ More common in children due to growing apophyses being weaker than the soft tissue structures that attach to them. PLAIN FILM • Sharply ...
“
More common in children due to growing apophyses being weaker than the soft tissue structures that attach to them.
PLAIN FILM
• Sharply defined bone fragment
• Mixed lytic/sclerotic appearance if old
MRI
• Bone injury best appreciated on T1.
• Look for a haematoma on T1 also.
Avulsion fracture of the right ischial tuberosity.
”
- For Radiology Cases, Discussion join: Radiology Made Easy on Facebook
- Subscribe to our youtube channel for FRCR radiology case discussion
- Join our Telegram group: Radiology Made Easy
