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A: Plain x-ray of the left elbow showed cranial displacement of a proximal fractured fragment of the olecranon process (red arrow) with an intra-articular extension associated with olecranon bursa swelling. Fig. 1B: Magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI)of left elbow joint showing avulsion fracture involving the olecranon process (White arrow). (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)
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A plain x-ray of the left elbow showed cranial displacement of a proximal fractured fragment of the olecranon process with intra-articular extension associated with swelling of the olecranon bursa (Fig. 1A). Magnetic resonance imaging scan (MRI)of left elbow joint showing avulsion fracture involving the olecranon process (White arrow) with possible underlying osteomyelitis of the avulsed fragment in addition to synovitis and reactive bursitis of the left elbow joint (Fig. 1B).
MRI of the right knee joint revealed arthritis with synovial thickening, rice pad in the suprapatellar pouch (white arrows), and large lateral femoral condyle erosion in addition to severe bone marrow edema involving almost the entire lateral femoral condyle (orange arrow). (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)
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MRI findings were highly suggestive of tuberculous arthritis (Fig. 2).
Computed tomography scan of the chest showing marked miliary nodular shadowing consistent with miliary tuberculosis.
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An initial chest radiograph was reported as normal; conversely, a CT scan of the chest showed marked miliary nodular shadowing consistent with miliary tuberculosis (Fig. 3).