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The wrist AP and lateral X-ray shows us soft tissue density increase, soft tissue swelling and periarticular osteoporosis.
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In 2013, an wrist X-ray was performed (Fig. 1), which revealed soft tissue density increase, soft tissue swelling, and periarticular osteoporosis.
MRI showed millimetric and nodular images in flexor group tendon sheath in T2A series and wrist images were consistent with synovitis.
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Multiple rice bodies around the flexor tendons in the wrist.
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March 19th, 2013, right wrist synovitis resection and flexor retinaculum release was performed. Multiple rice bodies around the wrist flexor tendons were seen during the operation (Fig. 3, Fig. 4). There were multiple rice bodies again (Fig. 3).
Soft tissue density decreased and swelling disappeared.
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Wrist X-ray in the control visit (Fig. 5) showed that soft tissue density decreased and swelling disappeared. Wrist MRI (Fig. 6) revealed that synovitis findings were fully recovered.
Synovitis findings MRI were fully recovered.
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Wrist X-ray in the control visit (Fig. 5) showed that soft tissue density decreased and swelling disappeared. Wrist MRI (Fig. 6) revealed that synovitis findings were fully recovered.