47-year-old male. Persistent pain in left hip and infragluteal area. Xray - ? mild deformity - ? cam deformity of femoral head/neck (mild), probably not enough to explain symptoms. Please note that due to insurance issues, only the pelvis was imaged despite the order for a pelvis and left hip MRI. As a result, evaluation of the left hip is limited.JOINTS: Mild osteoarthritis affects the left hip with small anterior acetabular osteophytes and mild edema in the adjacent bone that is presumably degenerative in etiology. Slightly more pronounced osteoarthritic changes affect the right hip including small subchondral cysts in the anterior aspect of the femoral head. Given the sequences used for this study, we cannot adequately comment on the articular cartilage of the hip or the acetabular labrum.SOFT TISSUES: There is a small focus of edema within the superolateral fibers of the left gluteus medius near their origin, which may represent a mild strain injury. The remaining musculature is unremarkable.ADDITIONAL
1. Mild hip osteoarthritis.2. Mild edema in the superolateral aspect of the left gluteus medius, which may represent a mild strain.3. Other findings, as described above.