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Radiograph of right ankle revealing moderate soft tissue swelling.
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Radiographs of the right ankle revealed soft tissue swelling (Figure 1) and ultrasound of the left upper extremity revealed a large elbow joint effusion.
MRI of right ankle reveals hyperintense fluid in the tibiotalar and the subtalar joint with no signs of osteomyelitis.
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An MRI of the right ankle showed tibiotalar and subtalar joint effusions with no signs of osteomyelitis (Figure 2).
MRI of the left elbow reveals a large effusion between the humerus and olecranon process of the ulna on axial view and cellulitis and myositis on coronal view. Osteomyelitis was not detected.
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An MRI of the left elbow revealed a large elbow joint effusion, cellulitis, and myositis but no signs of osteomyelitis (Figure 3).