Today’s Tuesday Tip is the last in the series on Romanus lesions in ankylosing spondylitis and looks at the MRI findings in both acute and chronic changes.
The changes seen at the endplate corners in enthesitis are progressive.
- In the acute stage inflammatory changes are present at the vertebral endplate corners ( anterior > posterior)
- As the inflammation reduces that region is replaced by fatty infiltration and at the end stage, becomes sclerotic.
Thank you to Dr Joe Thomas Rheumatologist from India for his involvement with all the posts on Romanus Lesions.
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