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15.11.2022 | Test Yourself: Question
Test yourself question: progressive right thumb pain and swelling
Erschienen in: Skeletal Radiology
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A 57-year-old female presented with complaints of progressive right thumb swelling and pain. The patient denies a history of trauma or repetitive motions. No personal or family history of rheumatologic disease. She had noticed that, over the past 6 years, a mass overlying the volar aspect of the first interphalangeal joint had increased in size (Figs. 1, 2, and 3).
Fig. 1
Radiographs of the right hand.
A Oblique view of the right thumb. Imaging from first presentation, 6 years prior.
B Lateral view of right thumb (current)
Fig. 2
A T2-weighted magnetic resonance imaging, axial image of the right thumb.
B T1-weighted axial image.
C T1-weighted sagittal image.
D T2-weighted fat saturated sagittal image
Fig. 3
A H&E 20 × magnification.
B H&E 40 × magnification.
C H&E 200 × magnification
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