Rule out abscess or osteomyelitis of the right pubic bone. Study is severely limited by artifact from bilateral total hip prosthesis. There is generalized muscle atrophy in bilateral thighs. There is a 3 x 2 cm fluid collection, which may represent an abscess in the proximal medial aspect of the thigh. There is no definite signal changes within the adjacent pubic bone to indicate osteomyelitis. Adjacent edema and inflammatory changes are noted in the medial thigh. Superficial soft tissue defect is noted in the region, which may be related to prior radiation or surgery.Multiple defects are noted in the distal femur which are most likely postsurgical. There are bilateral knee effusions, right greater than the left. Small right Baker's cyst is noted. Scattered varicosities are noted within the thigh.
1.3 x 2 cm fluid collection which may represent an abscess in the medial proximal aspect of the thigh. There is adjacent soft tissue edema and inflammatory changes, but within the limitations of the study, there is no definite signal changes within the pubic bone to indicate osteomyelitis.2.Superficial soft tissue defect adjacent to the fluid collection in the medial thigh, which may represent sequela of prior radiation or surgery.3.Bilateral knee joint effusions.4.Generalized atrophy of bilateral thigh musculature.5.Defects in the right distal femur which are most likely postsurgical in etiology.