Pseudotumor evaluation The evaluation of the pelvis/hips is limited by the presence of bilateral hip arthroplasties.Within the limits of the exam, there is no abnormal mass or signal surrounding the hip arthroplasties to suggest the presence of pseudotumor. There is a mild amount of signal along the right greater trochanter which may reflect mild bursitis or may be clinically insignificant. Otherwise there is no abnormal fluid collection surrounding the the hip arthroplasties. The bone marrow and muscle signal within the femoral neck and proximal femur is normal.
Bilateral total hip arthroplasties without evidence of surrounding abnormal signal, mass, or fluid collection.