So called Proximal ITB syndrome. More of a enthesopathy, with thickening and microtearring of the origin of the ITB. Prominent edema and inflamatory response around it. Looks painful.
ALL avulsion fx. When present, anterolateral ligament is clearly depicted as the hipointense lineal structure attaching to the bone fragment. Of course, ACL is torn. #msk#knee
Lisfranc Injury - Weightbearing AP XR: asymmetric widening of intermetatarsal space - CT: Fracture of lateral aspect of C1 caused by avulsion of Lisfranc ligament (C1-M1) - MR: Lisfranc ligament appears preserved and cortical C1 avulsion is inferred.
Phleboliths clearly shown in x ray. Axial PD showing high signal mass in vastus intermedius. T2 GRE showing phleboliths as low signal dots inside the posterior aspect of the mass.