Training Mode is OFF:
Home About Support Solutions Cases
Case Manager
Your browser may not be compatible with the full-featured viewer. Please consider switching to a recent version of Internet Explorer or Firefox.
You are currently viewing the basic HTML viewer. You can try the full viewer but some functionality may not work.
previously visited PERTHES LESION - ANTERIOR LABRAL SEPARATION Random Case
Authored By: Eric Lee, Radiologist, Kaiser Permanente, California, USA.
Patient: 39 year old male
History: Anterior instability
Images:[small]mediumlargeas-submittedimages only

Fig. 1: Ax T1 fatsat

Fig. 2: Ax T1 fatsat

Fig. 3: ABER Sag T1 fatsat

Fig. 4: ABER Sag T1 fatsat

Fig. 5: ABER Sag T1 fatsat

Fig. 6: ABER Sag T1 fatsat
Images:[small]mediumlargeas-submittedimages only
Findings: Contrast dissecting between anterior labrum and glenoid, but with intact periosteum. Best seen on ABER views.
Diagnosis: Perthes Lesion
References: Wischer TK, Bredella MA, Genant HK, Stoller DW, Bost FW, Tirman PF. Perthes lesion (a variant of the Bankart lesion): MR imaging and MR arthrographic findings with surgical correlation. AJR Am J Roentgenol. 2002 Jan;178(1):233-7.
Comments: post a comment
Nice case. Looks like some anterior capsule stripping, too.--Dean Thornton, 2004-07-08 15:04:29
Additional Details:

Case Number: 562699Last Updated: 11-09-2009
Rating:

1 rating
Anatomy: Skeletal System   Pathology: Trauma
Modality: Arthography, MRAccess Level: Readable by all users
Keywords: perthes, labrum, tearContained in: camillafesta, Case of the Week, feilbert, obad, SHOULDER/ARM
Case has been viewed 4122 times.

User Guide Terms Site Map Contact Us
Powered by Horizon Study Share.   Copyright © 2009 McKesson Corporation and/or one of its subsidiaries.
Horizon Study Share is a trademark of McKesson Information Solutions LLC.

Users are fully responsible for the content of each case that they post. Text and images may be copyrighted by the case author or institution. McKesson Corp. is not responsible for any content herein, and in no way vouches for its accuracy or appropriateness. It is a violation of the user agreement to post identifiable patient information or inappropriate content. If you notice a case which is in violation of policy, please alert us using our contact form. This system is not a medical device, and is intended to be used for educational and reference purposes only. By using this system, you agree to abide by the terms and conditions of use, which precludes using this system for the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease, in humans or animals.