Patient came to us for MRI of swelling right sternoclavicular joint swelling and pain for few months. On MRI there was chronic inflammation in right sternoclalvicular joint, mild joint effusion and edema. Left sterno-clavicular joint was normal. differential diagnosis was a long list from idiopathic, trauma , rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, AS, Septic arthritis/osteomyelitis etc. .... code for items to wear in the cocktail occasion
After finishing routine MRI we called patient for examination and clinical correlation ... . Patient also complaint of some swelling in lower back region however we couldn't found that. On further discussion he told us low back pain which was severe after getting up from bed.
Now we scanned whole spine to rule out Potts spine, lung apex for any tubercular lung lesion and SI joints.
Spine and lung reveal no significant abnormality.
SI joints reveal bilateral sacroilitis without large collection likely Ankylosing Spondylitis.

DR P. K. SINGH
M. D. RADIODIAGNOSIS AND IMAGING
SIGMA MRI AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE,
OPPOSITE M.B. INTER COLLEGE, BAREILLY
MB 90120666660