Presentation
Twisting injury to left knee with persistent pain.
Patient Data
Age: 25 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Osteopoikilosis
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Multiple small punctate sclerotic lesions with low T1w/PD signal, scattered throughout the included skeleton, both epiphyseal and diaphseal. No cortical abnormality. No periosteal change.
Trace fluid signal in quadriceps tendon, but no acute traumatic findings.
From the case:
Osteopoikilosis
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Well defined small sclerotic lesions throughout the skeleton in distribution as seen on MRI.
From the case:
Osteopoikilosis
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Similar appearances in the radius, carpal bones and digits.
Case Discussion
Appearances are typical for osteopoikilosis; an incidental finding.
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