5 year old who fell off a slide with an unexpected finding. [Musculoskeletal] [XR]
https://lemmy.world/post/1957203
5 year old who fell off a slide with an unexpected finding. [Musculoskeletal] [XR] - Lemmy.world
5 year old who fell off a slide. Initial imaging shows a comminuted fracture
through the distal humerus, compatible with a supracondylar fracture. Nothing
else appreciable here, except maybe in retrospect some lucency of the distal
humerus where the fracture is. 4- and 7-month follow-up radiographs shows a
growing lucent lesion of the distal humerus, expanding the bone there. It has a
multicystic appearance. A diagnosis of large simple bone cyst versus aneurysmal
bone cyst was proposed. 12 month follow-up was done after the cyst was opened
surgically, its contents scraped off, and the resulting cavity was packed with
allograft bone chips. At surgery, this turned out to be an aneurysmal bone cyst.
5 year follow-up shows involution of the cyst cavity with some residual
heterogeneity and a bone spur at the anterior aspect of the distal humerus.
12-ft fall with loss of hearing. [Head and Neck] [CT]
https://lemmy.world/post/1543419
12-ft fall with loss of hearing. [Head and Neck] [CT] - Lemmy.world
31 year old doing some doing roof work when he fell. Seen in the ED with right
ear bleeding and right-sided decreased hearing. The normal left side is depicted
in the right images (standard convention). Coronal view [top right] shows the
middle ear ossicles (arrow) in the middle ear cavity, and axial view [bottom
right] shows the normal “ice cream cone” appearance (arrow). By comparison, the
right middle ear ossicles are missing in the middle ear cavity [top left] (arrow
with ?) and found in the external auditory canal (arrow with !!) instead. Axial
view [bottom left] shows a distinct lack of the ice cream cone appearance. The
middle ear and external ear canals are also filled with fluid/blood. The
tympanic membrane is clearly ruptured since the middle ear ossicles are outside.
I just noticed something regarding Point #1 - there are Zoom In/Out and Close icons at the top left of the screen, but they overlay the Wifi and Battery icons and don’t do anything when tapped.
Two minor UX requests - Lemmy.world
Hello. Trying the app on IOS. Looks great so far. I’ve encountered two UX issues
multiple times so I wanted to share them with you: 1. Swiping up on an opened
picture closes it. However, if I’m zoomed in on the picture, there seems to be
no way to close it without zooming fully back out and then swiping up. That
extra step makes the whole process feel janky. 2. When replying to a comment,
the comment is displayed at the bottom of the screen. Unfortunately, the
keyboard completely covers up the comment as a result. If the comment had
multiple points I wanted to address, I’ve had to close the keyboard to look at
it, and then open the keyboard to type multiple times. Is it possible to move
the comment to the top of the screen, with a fixed height and scroll bar or
something so long comments wont take up more of the reply box’s real estate?
Perhaps with a seipe option to close the comment as well if necessary. 2B. I
just encountered another issue as I am typing up this post. The top of the
keyboard is hiding whst I am typing on a long comment like this and wont allow
me to scroll further down. I have to close the keyboard and put the type marker
at the end of my reply for it to update so I can see what I am typing. I’ve
attached a screen.
