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Soft tissue and bony tumours of hand/foot
Common soft-tissue and bone tumours of the hands and feet are characterised through their imaging appearances.
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Description
MRI technique and characteristic appearances are examined for ganglion cysts, giant-cell tumour of tendon sheath, fibromatosis, lipoma, peripheral nerve sheath tumour, and glomus tumour. Common benign osseous lesions include enchondroma, osteochondroma, and mineralised bone lesions.
Learning Objectives
- Select appropriate imaging techniques for masses of the hands and feet.
- Recognise common benign soft-tissue tumours by location and MRI appearance.
- Differentiate frequent benign bone tumours and identify features that require further assessment.
- Distinguish ganglion cysts and tumour-like lesions from true soft-tissue neoplasms.
Topics Covered
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00:00 - Introduction to the Presentation
00:53 - Imaging Techniques for Wrist and Hand
01:58 - Common Soft Tissue Tumors in Hands and Feet
02:56 - Ganglion Cysts: Etiology and MRI Appearance
05:35 - Giant Cell Tumors of Tendon Sheath
07:17 - Fibromatosis and its Types
09:11 - Characteristics of Lipomas in Extremities
12:31 - Peripheral Nerve Sheath Tumors
15:52 - Glomus Tumors: Presentation and MRI Features
20:15 - Soft Tissue Lesions of Ankle and Foot
24:24 - Common Benign Bony Tumors in Hands
29:24 - Enchondromas and Ollier Disease
31:01 - Osteochondromas: Description and Types
32:52 - Calcium-Containing Bone Lesions
37:39 - Final Summary and Conclusions
Lecturers

Nenad PopicM.D.
Barcelona, Spain
Consultant radiologist MSK section at TMC
Nenad Popic, MD, graduated from the Medical University of Belgrade, Serbia. After completing the medical education, he moved to Norway where he did his residency in diagnostic radiology with a special interest in musculoskeletal radiology, and continued as MSK radiologist at Akershus University Hospital in Oslo. He has been working as a full-time MSK radiologist at TMC in Barcelona Since 2016 .

