Papillary adenocarcinoma of the distal tuft of the ring finger, outside excision with positive margins performed October 2016. The examination is significantly limited by motion artifact.Within these limits, there is no abnormal mass or enhancement identified within the distal phalanx of the ring finger. There is a tiny focus of low signal intensity on both T1 and T2 sequences along the dorsal and radial aspect of the distal tuft and along the nailbed best appreciated on series 19 image 4 and series 20 image 10. This focus does not enhance following contrast and may represent an area of mineralization, scarring, or susceptibility artifact from prior surgery.The marrow signal of the ring finger, specifically the distal phalanx, appears normal. The remaining soft tissues of the ring finger also appear normal.
Motion degraded exam. Within these limits, there is no abnormal mass or enhancement identified within the distal phalanx of the ring finger. There is a tiny focus of low signal intensity in the distal tuft along the nailbed which may represent an area of mineralization, scarring, or susceptibility from prior surgery but correlation with radiographs and physical exam is recommended.