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Fig. 2 | BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders

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From: Talus osteomyelitis by Candida krusei with multiple huge cystic lesions: a case report and review of literatures

Fig. 2

Plain radiographs and MRI of initial outpatient clinic visit. Plain radiographs (a, b) showing no significant changes from the initial images of outside hospital. Coronal view of proton density fat suppression image (c) showing thickened skin with focal defect over lateral malleolus (white arrow) with high signal intensity of subcutaneous layer, suggesting lateral malleolar bursitis with fistula. Sagittal view of T1-weighted double fat suppression images (d) showing focal bone marrow edema in talus (white arrow head) and synovial hypertrophy with effusion (white arrow) in right ankle joint, which was interpreted as nonspecific synovitis, with differential diagnosis of inflammatory arthritis, infective arthritis such as pyogenic or early tuberculous arthritis and reactive arthritis associated with ankle instability

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