Soft Tissue Inflammatory Disease. Soft Tissue Inflammatory Multiple modalities –X-ray –Ultrasound –CT –MRI –Nuclear Medicine.

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Soft Tissue Inflammatory Disease

Soft Tissue Inflammatory Multiple modalities –X-ray –Ultrasound –CT –MRI –Nuclear Medicine

Soft Tissue Inflammatory Multiple modalities –X-ray Evaluate for mass Evaluate for soft tissue air Evaluate for bone involvement

Soft Tissue Inflammatory Multiple modalities –Ultrasound Soft tissue changes Fluid Air with shadowing –CT Soft tissue changes Dirty fat (edema in fat) Soft tissue air

Soft Tissue Inflammatory Multiple modalities –MRI Likely best for imaging of soft tissue inflammatory changes Evaluate for fluid collections Evaluate for edema –Nuclear Medicine Labeled white cells Identify areas of active infection

Thumb Abscess Soft tissue swelling Central air collection

Soft Tissue Abscess Abscess quite similar to adjacent soft tissues Very hard to identify on standard radiographs US, CT and MRI most effective imaging technique Abscess lower signal on T1 images High signal on proton density and T2 images

Inflamed Lipoma Rim like zone on T1 Fluid signal on Stir Ring enhancement on C+

Peri-anal Abscess MRI fluid sensitive sequence Peri-anal abscess Fistula tract

Brain Inflammatory Disease Encephalitis Brain abscess

HIV Encephalitis High signal areas involving white matter Multiple bilateral areas of involvement

Brain Abscess Ring enhancement due to breakdown of blood brain barrier Ring enhancement may be thinner on side towards ventricles