CASE REPORT A 45 year old right-handed male presented with a soft-tissue mass arising on the volar aspect of the right wrist at the distal end of the ulna. The mass had been present for one year and had been slowly enlarging. He gave no history of preceding trauma, and had no mechanical problems arising from the mass. He had no significant medical history of note and had no symptoms with any ot...

Atypical mycobacterial tenosynovitis of the wrist can easily be misdiagnosed as synovial chondromatosis. Both sonography and magnetic resonance imaging plays an important role in depicting "rice bodies" within the distended tendon sheaths and bursae of atypical mycobacterial infection. An endemic place for Mycobacterium species and the occupation of the patient should raise the suspicion for th...

We present a case of 2 ossicles in the medial meniscus with emphasis on MRI and CT findings. Meniscal ossicle is a rare entity and is quite uncommon on the medial side. By showing the typical signal characteristics and intrameniscal location, MRI can be helpful in distinguishing this from other more clinically significant abnormalities. It should be kept as differential from synovial chondromat...