PRASIDDHA REGMI · M · DOB 25 Sep 2002 · CR 389875 · RGCIRC, Delhi

Synovial sarcoma, left proximal calf

FNCLCC grade 37.3 cm on MRIExcised 9 Jun 2026 with vascular reconstructionAll margins freeNo spread on reported staging
Static views of the AI-generated 3D reconstruction: before, surgery and after

AI-generated 3D reconstruction (illustrative). Surgery and after views are schematic.

AI-generated 3D reconstruction
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Bones, skin, arteries: CT angiography 27 May · Tumour: MRI 27 May, registered to the CT (±1–3 mm) · Veins and nerves: traced where visible, faint = approximate · Surgery views: schematic · Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom
DiagnosisSynovial sarcomaBiopsy 29 May · TLE1, TRPS1, SS18 positive
GradeFNCLCC 3Resection specimen, brisk mitoses
Size7.3 × 5.3 × 4.6 cmMRI report 27 May
Location5.5–13 cm below kneeAI measurement · posterior calf, involving soleus (MRI report)
Surgery9 Jun 2026Wide excision + artery and vein grafts
MarginsAll freeClosest 1.2 cm (inferior)
SpreadNone reportedJune chest + abdomen CT, May left-leg MRI
PendingSep chest CT reportAdjuvant plan not in files

How the surgery was done

From the discharge summary (operation 9 Jun 2026) and the resection pathology (20 Jun 2026).

AI-generated illustration
Illustration of the operation: before, wide excision, vein-graft reconstruction
The documented operation, step by step. AI-generated from the discharge summary; not the actual operative field.
AI-generated illustration
Specimen with margin distances
Resection specimen and margins (distances from the cavity, from the pathology report). Schematic, not to scale.
  • 1Wide local excision through a long curved incision; the biopsy tract was removed with it. [Discharge summary]
  • 2Posterior tibial and peroneal vessels were encased by the tumour; the anterior tibial vessels were separate. [Discharge summary]
  • 3Posterior tibial artery and vein: a 9 cm gap between the stumps, bridged with interposition vein graft; 20 cm of the right great saphenous vein was harvested for it. Good flow afterwards. [Discharge summary]
  • 4Specimen 11.2 × 11 × 6.3 cm. All margins free of tumour; closest 1.2 cm (inferior). Grade 3, no lymphovascular invasion, no necrosis. [Histopathology] [Histopathology]
  • ?Not documented: what happened to the peroneal vessels and the tibial nerve, and which muscles were removed.
Discharge summary, page 2 of 5 (operation notes)Discharge summary, page 2 of 5 (operation notes)2026-06-09
Discharge summary, page 3 of 5 (revascularisation)Discharge summary, page 3 of 5 (revascularisation)2026-06-09
Histopathology: wide excision B/7391/2026, page 1Histopathology: wide excision B/7391/2026, page 12026-06-09
Histopathology: wide excision B/7391/2026, page 2Histopathology: wide excision B/7391/2026, page 22026-06-09

Kathmandu MRI vs Delhi MRI

Kathmandu · 24 May

7.5–7.8 × 5.1–5.2 × 4.2–4.5 cm

Sooriya Diagnostic, 1.5 T · AI calipers (report not in files)

Delhi · 27 May

7.3 × 5.3 × 4.6 cm

RGCIRC, 3 T · radiologist [MRI left leg] · AI calipers 7.6 × 5.4–5.6 × 4.4–4.5 cm

Change in 3 days

≤ 5 mm

AI observation Within measuring error: no measurable growth

What did change

Blood inside

AI observation Dark compartments turned bright: most likely a recent bleed ageing rather than growth

Same tumour, same size (AI comparison).Both scans show a large, deep tumour with bleeding inside, an enhancing solid part, rich blood supply and swelling down the calf. On 27 May the solid part restricts diffusion (radiologist report; AI-measured ADC ≈ 1.1 ×10⁻³ mm²/s).
Original imagesMRI 24 May · 0SE4 im18 (94 mm) | MRI 27 May · S19001 (90 mm)
MRI 27 May, T2, 9 cm below joint
MRI 24 May, T2, 9 cm below joint
24 May27 May
T2, 9 cm below joint. Drag the slider: Kathmandu (left) vs Delhi (right), same level.
Original imagesMRI 24 May · 1SE26 im18 (102 mm) | MRI 27 May · S1014001 (105 mm)
MRI 27 May, Subtraction, 10.5 cm below joint
MRI 24 May, Subtraction, 10.5 cm below joint
24 May27 May
Subtraction, 10.5 cm below joint. Enhancing solid part and rim in the same place on both dates.
Original imagesMRI 24 May · 0SE4 im19 (102 mm) | MRI 27 May · S19001 (105 mm)
MRI 27 May, T2, 10.5 cm below joint
MRI 24 May, T2, 10.5 cm below joint
24 May27 May
T2, 10.5 cm below joint. Solid component level.
Original imagesMRI 24 May · 1SE23 im17 (94 mm) | MRI 27 May · S27001 (90 mm)
MRI 27 May, T1 fat-suppressed pre-contrast, 9 cm below joint
MRI 24 May, T1 fat-suppressed pre-contrast, 9 cm below joint
24 May27 May
T1 fat-suppressed pre-contrast, 9 cm below joint. Blood products (bright) spread through the cavity by 27 May.

Kathmandu MRI images

Original imageMRI 24 May 2026 · Study A S4 Cor STIR B/L · im 16
Coronal STIR, both legs
Coronal STIR, both legs. Left calf mass; right calf: no mass seen on AI review (no report).
Original imageMRI 24 May 2026 · Study A S5 Ax T2 · im 19
Axial T2 at the widest level
Axial T2 at the widest level. Widest level.
Image-derivedMRI 24 May 2026 · Study B S8 − S4 · im 18
Subtraction (post − pre)
Subtraction (post − pre). Enhancement only: solid part and rim.

Scroll the original slices

Unannotated original images through the tumour. Drag on an image, use the slider, or click it and use the arrow keys or mouse wheel.

Original images24 May 2026 · Sooriya Diagnostic 1.5 T · Study A S5 Ax T2
Kathmandu MRI · axial T2RLAP
Kathmandu MRI · axial T2
Original images24 May 2026 · Study B S8 − S4 (T1 FS post − pre)
Kathmandu MRI · post-contrast subtractionRLAP
Kathmandu MRI · post-contrast subtraction
Original images24 May 2026 · Study A S4 Cor STIR B/L
Kathmandu MRI · coronal STIR, both legsRLHF
Kathmandu MRI · coronal STIR, both legs

Where the tumour is

Each AI schematic sits next to the original image in the same orientation.

AI-generated illustration
Front-view schematic
Front view, generic anatomy; tumour drawn at its measured level behind the tibia.
Original imageKathmandu MRI 24 May 2026 · Study A S4 Cor STIR B/L · im 16
Coronal STIR, both legs
Coronal STIR, both legs. Both legs: the bright mass is in the left calf only.
AI-generated illustration
Side-view schematic
Side view: posterior calf, 5.5–13 cm below the knee joint (AI measurement). The reports describe it as involving soleus (MRI) or between soleus and gastrocnemius (CT).
Original imageKathmandu MRI 24 May 2026 · Study A S3 Sag STIR · im 10
Sagittal STIR, left leg
Sagittal STIR, left leg. Distances measured from the knee joint line.
AI-generated illustration
Cross-section schematic
Cross-section at the widest level; outline approximated from the MRI.
Original imageKathmandu MRI 24 May 2026 · Study A S5 Ax T2 · im 19
Axial T2 at the widest level
Axial T2 at the widest level. Same level on the original image.
Original imageMRI 27 May 2026 · S19001 t2_tse_tra · z -605 mm
Axial T2 TSE, 9.5 cm below joint
Axial T2 TSE, 9.5 cm below joint. Delhi 3 T MRI: solid nodule on the inner front side, against the vessels.
Original imageCTA 27 May 2026 · S10 arterial 1 mm · im 1013 · z 862
CT angiography, arterial phase, 9.6 cm below joint
CT angiography, arterial phase, 9.6 cm below joint. CT angiogram: posterior tibial and peroneal arteries on either side of the mass.

Has it spread?

No spread reported.The June chest and abdomen CT and the May left-leg MRI reports show no spread. Right leg, groin and behind-knee nodes and the 7 Sep 2026 chest CT were reviewed by AI only (no spread seen); the September CT still needs a radiologist's report.
Schematic of body regions covered by each imaging studyAI-generated schematic, not patient anatomy. Coloured bars show the head-to-foot range of each study beside a front-view body outline; the left calf lesion is marked.Primary (L calf)not imagedarms not imagedLDCT chest · 4 JunHRCT chest · 7 SepCT abdomen · 4 JunCT angiography · 27 MayMRI both legs · 27 MayMRI left leg · 27 MayMRI left knee/calf · 24 Mayneckdiaphragmiliac crestgroinkneeankleAI-generated schematic
LDCT chest, 4 Jun 2026
Lung apices to upper abdomen. Non-contrast, low dose, breathing artefact.
HRCT chest, 7 Sep 2026
Lung apices to upper abdomen. Non-contrast. No report in the files.
CT abdomen whole, 4 Jun 2026
Diaphragm to proximal thighs. Non-contrast.
CT angiography, 27 May 2026
Renal arteries to toes, both legs. Arterial and late phases.
MRI both lower limbs, 27 May 2026
Pelvis to feet. Coronal STIR and Dixon, post-contrast subtraction.
MRI left leg, 27 May 2026
Knee to ankle. Full multiparametric protocol.
MRI left knee and calf, 24 May 2026
Distal thigh to mid-calf (coronal STIR includes both legs).
Never imaged
Brain, head and neck, upper limbs. No PET-CT, bone scan or whole-body MRI.
RegionFindingStatus
LungsJune CT: no suspicious nodule [Low-dose CT chest]. June and September CT, two AI reads: no nodule of 5 mm or more, nothing new.None reported Sep report pending
Lymph nodesAbdomen: few sub-centimetre nodes, no lymphadenopathy [CT abdomen (whole)]. Groin ≤ 6.6 mm, pelvis ≤ 7.6 mm, behind knee ≤ 3.4 mm: AI measurements, not in any report. No node dissection at surgery.None reported Groin, knee: AI only
Thighs and calvesLeft leg: no satellite lesions [MRI left leg]. Right leg: no second lesion on AI review (no radiologist report). Swelling down the left calf to the ankle: AI observation (report: mild oedema around the mass).None reported Right leg: AI only
AbdomenNon-contrast CT: 3 mm left kidney stone only [CT abdomen (whole)].None reported
BonesSmall bone islands in both hips (harmless) [CT abdomen (whole)]. Tibia and fibula: normal signal and cortex [MRI left leg]; contact with the bone surface not excluded (AI).None reported
Not scannedBrain, arms; no PET-CT or whole-body MRI.Not assessable
Image-derivedHRCT 7 Sep 2026 · S4 lung 1 mm · AI-rendered 9 mm coronal MIP at three depths
HRCT chest 7 Sep 2026, coronal 9 mm MIPs
HRCT chest 7 Sep 2026, coronal 9 mm MIPs. September chest CT (no radiologist report yet): AI review found no nodule of 5 mm or more; smaller nodules not excluded.
Image-derivedMRI 27 May 2026 · S6001 composite, slices 14/17/20/23 (raw and coil-normalised) · AI survey
Coronal STIR, both lower limbs: second-lesion survey
Coronal STIR, both lower limbs: second-lesion survey. AI survey, pelvis to feet: no second lesion seen in either leg (lesions under 5–7 mm not excluded); red circle = known tumour.

Pathology

Biopsy · 29 MayWide excision · 9 Jun
DiagnosisSynovial sarcomaResidual spindle cell sarcoma: synovial sarcoma
Grade (FNCLCC)At least 23
Mitoses≈ 2–3 per 2 mm²Brisk
NecrosisNot seenNot identified
IHCTLE1+, TRPS1+, SS18+; CK, SMA, S100, MyoD1 negative; INI1 reducedAs biopsy
Margins—All free; closest 1.2 cm inferior (gross distances from the cavity)
Lymphovascular invasion—Not identified
ReportB/6802/2026, approved 2 Jun [Histopathology]B/7391/2026, approved 20 Jun [Histopathology] [Histopathology]

Molecular confirmation of the SS18::SSX fusion is not reported. Your phone shows the resection report as 3 pages; only 2 pages are in the files.

Documents and details

Scanned reports (select to enlarge). Detailed tables are folded below.

MRI left leg: report (RGCIRC)MRI left leg: report (RGCIRC)2026-05-27 · PDF p.1
MRA left leg: report (RGCIRC)MRA left leg: report (RGCIRC)2026-05-27 · PDF p.2
Bilateral lower-limb screening MRI: reportBilateral lower-limb screening MRI: report2026-05-27 · PDF p.4
CT bilateral lower-limb angiography: reportCT bilateral lower-limb angiography: report2026-05-27 · PDF p.3
Histopathology: core biopsy B/6802/2026Histopathology: core biopsy B/6802/20262026-05-29 · PDF p.5
Cytology: aspirate C/2078/26Cytology: aspirate C/2078/262026-05-29 · PDF p.6
Low-dose CT chest: reportLow-dose CT chest: report2026-06-04 · PDF p.8
CT abdomen (whole), non-contrast: reportCT abdomen (whole), non-contrast: report2026-06-04 · PDF p.7
Discharge summary, page 1 of 5Discharge summary, page 1 of 52026-06-13 · PDF p.9
Discharge summary, page 2 of 5 (operation notes)Discharge summary, page 2 of 5 (operation notes)2026-06-09 · PDF p.11
Discharge summary, page 3 of 5 (revascularisation)Discharge summary, page 3 of 5 (revascularisation)2026-06-09 · PDF p.10
Discharge summary, page 4 of 5 (plan, medication)Discharge summary, page 4 of 5 (plan, medication)2026-06-13 · PDF p.12
Histopathology: wide excision B/7391/2026, page 1Histopathology: wide excision B/7391/2026, page 12026-06-09 · PDF p.13
Histopathology: wide excision B/7391/2026, page 2Histopathology: wide excision B/7391/2026, page 22026-06-09 · PDF p.14
Structure by structure (muscles, vessels, nerve, bone)
StructureDocumented (treating team)AI-assisted observationConfidenceSurgical relevance
LevelProximal left leg / upper calf; "left popliteal STS"; "infrapopliteal mass". [MRI left leg] [CT bilateral lower-limb angiography] [Discharge summary]Top 5.5–5.6 cm and bottom 12.8–13.2 cm below the tibial plateau on both MRIs; 5.3 and 12.3 cm on CT. Upper pole just below the popliteal artery division, at the soleal arch.HighDefines proximal margin relative to the popliteal bifurcation.
Compartment / planeMRI: intermuscular/intramuscular, posterior compartment, involving soleus. CT: between soleus and gastrocnemius. [MRI left leg] [CT bilateral lower-limb angiography]Deep to the soleus bulk, between soleus and the deep posterior compartment, against the posterior tibial and peroneal bundles (3 T T2, S19001).Discrepancy ModerateDetermines resection planes; consistent with the operative finding of vessel encasement.
SoleusInvolved (MRI).Stretched over the posterior surface with intramuscular oedema; origin within deep soleus not excluded.ModerateExtent of soleus resection not documented.
GastrocnemiusMass between soleus and gastrocnemius (CT).Separated from the mass by the soleus on 3 T T2.DiscrepancyClarify with the radiologist.
Deep posterior compartment (TP, FDL, FHL)Not described.Displaced anteriorly; no intramuscular extension seen.Moderate
Posterior tibial vesselsDisplaced laterally and anteriorly (MRI); draped around the lateral margins (CT); encased at surgery; 9 cm gap between PTA/PTV stumps bridged with interposition vein grafts. [Discharge summary] [Discharge summary]Run along the anteromedial surface beside the enhancing solid component; patent.Documented at surgeryGraft patency after surgery not documented.
Peroneal vesselsCompressed medially (MRI); draped around the lateral margins (CT); encased at surgery. [Discharge summary]Run along the lateral margin near the fibula; patent.Documented at surgeryFate (ligated, preserved, reconstructed) not documented.
Anterior tibial vesselsSeparated from the tumour (surgery).Leave the popliteal artery above the mass and run in the anterior compartment.Not involvedSeparate from the tumour; preservation implied, not stated.
Tibial nerveNot mentioned in any report.Not separately identified on the available sequences.Not assessableStatus and post-operative function to be confirmed.
TibiaNormal signal and cortex (MRI).Solid wall within a few millimetres of the posterior cortex at 9–11 cm; no marrow oedema or enhancement.No invasion seenPeriosteal contact cannot be excluded on imaging.
FibulaLinear hypodense extension up to the fibula (CT).Approaches the posteromedial fibula; marrow normal.Moderate
Knee jointNo effusion in knee or hip (MRI).Mass ends 5.5 cm below the joint; joint not involved.Not involved
Skin and subcutisNot described.Not involved.Not involved
Peritumoral oedema"Mild surrounding intermuscular oedema" (MRI).Posterior-compartment oedema from about 3 cm below the joint to the ankle on the 27 May whole-leg STIR; anterior and lateral compartments spared.Extent Cell contentTumour cells within oedema cannot be assessed on MRI.

Tibial nerve (AI review): not separately identified at the tumour level on CT or MRI; its course in the 3D model is approximated. Confidence low.

Measurements by study

All tumour measurements across studies, with the method behind each number. Craniocaudal (CC), transverse (TR, medial-lateral) and anteroposterior (AP).

StudySourceWhat was measuredCC (cm)TR / ML (cm)AP (cm)Solid component
Pre-operative imaging (all before the 29 May biopsy and aspiration)
MRI 24 May · outside 1.5 TAI observationOuter enhancing wall, calipers on subtraction (S10 im10, S9 im14, S8 im17)7.5–7.8 (8.8 incl. possible inferior lobule)5.1–5.24.2–4.5≈2–3 cm, anteromedial
MRI 24 May · outside 1.5 TAI observationFluid component, semi-automatic STIR outline7.35.24.4—
MRI 27 May · RGCIRC 3 TDocumented [MRI left leg]Radiologist (whole lesion)7.35.34.625 × 21 × 23 mm (axes not stated), diffusion restriction
MRI 27 May · RGCIRC 3 TAI observationOuter wall, calipers on 3D Dixon subtraction (S1014001)7.6 (sagittal)5.4–5.64.4–4.52.2 (AP) × 2.1 (TR) × 3.2 (CC), ADC median 1.12 ×10⁻³ mm²/s
MRI 27 May · RGCIRC 3 TAI observationFluid component, semi-automatic STIR outline (≈57 mL)7.55.24.2—
CT angiography 27 MayDocumented [CT bilateral lower-limb angiography]Radiologist6.55.34.02.6 (AP) × 2.1 (ML) × 3.5 (SI)
Pathology (after aspiration of 50 mL on 29 May)
Resection 9 JunDocumented [Histopathology]Blood-filled cavity 6.7 × 6.2 × 2 cm (axes not stated); specimen 11.2 × 11 × 6.3 cm———Wall shows few grey-brown areas

Values differ mainly by what is measured (outer wall, fluid cavity or whole lesion), by plane and by modality. The 29 May aspiration yielded 50 mL of blood with clot; the resected cavity's smallest dimension (2.0 cm, axis not stated) is below every pre-operative measurement, consistent with decompression and specimen shrinkage. AJCC 8th edition size category from the documented maximum diameters (7.3 cm MRI, 6.5 cm CT): T2 (more than 5 cm, up to 10 cm); the AI calipers (7.5–7.6 cm) give the same category.

MRI 24 May vs MRI 27 May AI observation

Feature24 May (GE 1.5 T, outside)27 May (Siemens 3 T, RGCIRC)Interpretation
Size (outer wall)7.5–7.8 × 5.1–5.2 × 4.2–4.5 cm7.6 × 5.4–5.6 × 4.4–4.5 cmNo measurable change (differences ≤ 5 mm, within method error of ±5 mm)
PositionUpper pole 5.5 cm, lower pole 12.8 cm below joint5.6 and 13.2 cmUnchanged within error
T2 internal signalSeveral T2-dark compartments with fluid levelsMost compartments T2-brightEvolution of subacute haemorrhage (intracellular to extracellular methaemoglobin)
T1 signal before contrastFocal T1-bright (fat-suppressed) areaT1 hyperintensity through most of the cavityMethaemoglobin; partly sequence-related (2D spin echo vs 3D Dixon gradient echo)
Solid componentAnteromedial enhancing nodule, about 2–3 cmAnteromedial, 2.1 × 2.2 × 3.2 cm, restricted diffusionSame position; size comparable within limits
EnhancementThick irregular rim, septa, nodular componentRim, septa, nodular component (minimal solid enhancement per report)Similar
Diffusion (ADC)Solid part 1.7–2.0 ×10⁻³ mm²/s (b-values not stored)Solid part ≈1.1 ×10⁻³; cavity ≈2.7 ×10⁻³Not comparable: different b-values, field strength and resolution
OedemaPosterior compartment to the field edge (~21 cm below joint)Posterior compartment to the ankleSimilar where both studies overlap; full extent only on 27 May
VesselsArteries displaced, patent; tumour blush (TRICKS)PTA/peroneal displaced, patent; tumour blush (TWIST, CTA)Similar
Image-derivedRows: 70, 90, 105, 120 mm below the tibial plateau. MRI-1 native slices (Study A S5; Study B S4/S8), MRI-2 S19001 / S1014001 / S27001
MRI 24 May vs MRI 27 May at matched levels below the knee joint line
MRI 24 May vs MRI 27 May at matched levels below the knee joint line. Four matched levels (rows) and three contrasts (column pairs). MRI-1 tiles are native slices nearest to each level because its axial plane is tilted about 5°; MRI-2 is resampled exactly axial.
Image-derivedMRI 27 May 2026 · S1014001 MPR · x 60
Sagittal subtraction: craniocaudal and AP diameters
Sagittal subtraction: craniocaudal and AP diameters.
Image-derivedMRI 27 May 2026 · S1014001 MPR · y 99
Coronal subtraction: transverse and craniocaudal
Coronal subtraction: transverse and craniocaudal. Craniocaudal extent in this coronal plane is 6.9 cm because the plane misses the upper lobule; the sagittal 7.6 cm is the maximum.
Image-derivedMRI 27 May 2026 · S1014001 (post − pre, Dixon water) · z −608
Axial subtraction: transverse and AP diameters
Axial subtraction: transverse and AP diameters.

Progression and aggressiveness

Progression. AI observation No measurable growth between 24 and 27 May 2026. Three days is too short to estimate growth kinetics, and the scans differ in scanner, field strength and protocol. The visible change is in the blood products inside the tumour, consistent with a bleed that began days before 24 May and fits the acute presentation. No imaging of the leg after the 9 Jun resection is in the files, so local recurrence cannot be assessed. The 7 Sep 2026 HRCT shows no new lung nodule on AI review; it does not cover the leg.

Aggressiveness. Documented high-risk features: synovial sarcoma, FNCLCC grade 3 with brisk mitoses [Histopathology], deep location, size above 5 cm, encasement of the posterior tibial and peroneal vessels [Discharge summary]. Imaging features AI observation: haemorrhage, solid component with restricted diffusion, peritumoral oedema to the ankle, tumour hypervascularity. Favourable documented features: all margins free of tumour (closest 1.2 cm), no lymphovascular invasion, no necrosis, no suspicious lung nodule on the June staging CT. Validated tools such as the Sarculator nomogram estimate prognosis from these variables; that estimate belongs to the treating team.

Vessels, one by one

Vessel-by-vessel review combining the CT angiogram, both MRAs and the operative record.

VesselStudyDocumentedAI-assisted observationUncertainty / follow-up
Aorta, iliac, common/superficial/deep femoral (both)CTA 27 MayNormal course, calibre, opacification [CT bilateral lower-limb angiography]Patent on subtraction MIP—
Popliteal artery (L)CTA 27 MayNormalPatent; divides just below the knee joint, above the tumour—
Anterior tibial artery (L)CTA · surgeryNormal (CT); vessels separated from tumour (surgery)Leaves above the mass, runs in the anterior compartment; patent to the ankleSeparate from tumour; preservation implied, not stated
Tibioperoneal trunk (L)CTA 27 MayNormalAt the upper pole of the massRelation to the resection not documented
Posterior tibial artery (L)MRI · CTA · surgeryDisplaced laterally and anteriorly by the solid component (MRI); draped around the lateral margins of the mass (CT); encased (surgery); 9 cm gap between PTA/PTV stumps bridged with an interposition vein graft [Discharge summary] [Discharge summary]Along the anteromedial surface beside the enhancing solid component; patent, no cut-offGraft: right GSV interposition, 3 mm coupler proximal, 2.5 mm distal; post-operative patency not documented
Posterior tibial vein(s) (L)SurgeryEncased; reconstructed with interposition vein graft, 3 mm couplers both ends [Discharge summary]Not separately assessedPost-operative patency not documented
Peroneal artery (L)MRI · CTA · surgeryCompressed medially (MRI); draped around the lateral margins (CT); encased (surgery)Along the lateral margin near the fibula; patentFate not documented; not listed as reconstructed
Peroneal veins (L)SurgeryEncasedNot assessedFate not documented
Deep veins (L)Doppler 21 May · CTA · MRADoppler: no evidence of DVT; CTA: no obvious deep venous thrombosis; MRA: no definite vascular invasion or venous thrombosis [Discharge summary] [CT bilateral lower-limb angiography] [MRA left leg]——
Distal run-off (L)CTA 27 May"The distal peroneal artery is defined bilaterally"; angiogram otherwise within normal limitsAnterior tibial, posterior tibial and peroneal arteries opacify down the calf on the subtraction MIP (pre-operative)Post-operative run-off not imaged
Tumour vascularityMRI 24 May · CTAProminent supplying and draining vessels (24 May summary); few prominent vessels at the solid component (CT)Early blush centred on the anteromedial solid component (TRICKS, TWIST, arterial CT)—

Discrepancy Pre-operative imaging described displacement without definite invasion; surgery found the posterior tibial and peroneal vessels encased. The same 27 May MRI reports also state that the neurovascular bundle vessels are normal, which conflicts with their own displacement description. The MRI wording (posterior tibial artery displaced laterally, peroneal compressed medially) is unusual because the posterior tibial artery normally lies medial to the peroneal. On the images the posterior tibial artery runs along the anteromedial surface and the peroneal along the lateral surface. Whether the vessels can be preserved or reconstructed is a decision for the vascular and surgical teams.

Original imageCTA 27 May 2026 · S10 arterial 1 mm · im 990 · z 880
CT angiography, arterial phase, 7.8 cm below joint
CT angiography, arterial phase, 7.8 cm below joint. Upper third of the mass: the posterior tibial and peroneal arteries lie on either side of its anterior margin.
Original imageCTA 27 May 2026 · S10 arterial 1 mm · im 1013 · z 862
CT angiography, arterial phase, 9.6 cm below joint
CT angiography, arterial phase, 9.6 cm below joint. Mid-level: the enhancing solid component sits against the posterior tibial artery.
Original imageCTA 27 May 2026 · S10 arterial 1 mm · im 1030 · z 848
CT angiography, arterial phase, 11.0 cm below joint
CT angiography, arterial phase, 11.0 cm below joint.
Image-derivedCTA 27 May 2026 · S10 arterial, bone masked with S4 (AI-derived MIP) · left knee to mid-calf
Arterial MIP (bone removed), frontal view
Arterial MIP (bone removed), frontal view. Arteries traced on the arterial phase after bone removal. The popliteal artery divides just above the mass; the posterior tibial artery passes the medial side of the tumour blush.
Image-derivedCTA 27 May 2026 · S10 arterial, bone masked with S4 (AI-derived MIP) · left knee to mid-calf
Arterial MIP (bone removed), lateral view
Arterial MIP (bone removed), lateral view.
Image-derivedCTA 27 May 2026 · S19 SUB-ANGIO · coronal MIP (AI-rendered)
Subtraction angiography MIP, aorta to feet
Subtraction angiography MIP, aorta to feet. Both legs from the renal arteries to the feet; arteries patent bilaterally.
Nerves, muscle, bone, joint

Each structure is classed as documented, suspicious, not identified or not assessable. Not identified does not mean confirmed absent.

Muscles and compartments

  • Involved Posterior compartment: soleus involved [MRI left leg]; AI review: soleus stretched over the mass, deep compartment displaced.
  • Not identified Anterior compartment of the leg normal Documented [MRI left leg]; lateral compartment normal on AI review.
  • Not identified Thigh muscles (anterior, posterior, medial) normal Documented [MRI left leg]. AI review of both thighs on CT angiography and coronal MRI found no mass or asymmetric muscle.
  • Oedema Posterior-compartment oedema to the ankle (27 May). Oedema is not tumour, but its cell content cannot be assessed on MRI.

Nerves

  • Not assessable Tibial nerve: not mentioned in imaging, operative or pathology reports; not separately resolved on the available sequences. It runs with the posterior tibial vessels, which were encased.
  • AI observation Common peroneal nerve: seen in the popliteal fossa on AI review; not separately resolved at the fibular neck. Not documented in reports.

Bones and joints

  • Not identified Femur, tibia and fibula: normal signal and cortex Documented [MRI left leg]; no marrow oedema or enhancement next to the mass on AI review.
  • Contact Solid wall within a few millimetres of the posterior tibial cortex; periosteal contact cannot be excluded.
  • Not identified No knee or hip effusion Documented. Tiny sclerotic foci in both femoral heads, read as bone islands Documented [CT abdomen (whole)].

Skin and superficial tissue

  • Not identified No skin or subcutaneous involvement on imaging.
  • Curvilinear longitudinal incision, biopsy site excised, primary closure Documented [Discharge summary]. Wound status after discharge is not documented.
Image-derivedMRI 27 May 2026 · S24001, S27001, S19001, S17001, S1014001, S21001, S22001, S23001 · z -605 mm
Multiparametric MRI at 9.5 cm below joint
Multiparametric MRI at 9.5 cm below joint. Same level in eight contrasts. T1-bright with fat suppression and T2-bright: subacute blood.
Original imageMRI 27 May 2026 · S22001 (b1400) | S21001 (ADC) · z −628
Diffusion at the solid-component level
Diffusion at the solid-component level. The solid component restricts diffusion (bright at b1400, low ADC). A dependent layer of blood products is also bright at b1400 but does not enhance.
Full staging table
RegionImaged byDocumentedAI-assisted observationStatus
Chest
LungsLDCT 4 Jun 2026 (pre-op) · HRCT 7 Sep 2026 (post-op)LDCT: "Suboptimal scan due to multiple breathing artifacts." "Few atelectatic bands are seen in both lower lobes. Rest of Both lungs are normal." Impression: "No suspicious nodule noted to suggest pulmonary metastasis." [Low-dose CT chest] HRCT: no report in the files.Two independent reads (lung segmentation, blob detection with synthetic-nodule sensitivity testing, 9 mm MIP review, 1 mm confirmation): no nodule ≥ 5 mm on either date; no new or enlarging opacity from June to September. Detection of 3–4 mm nodules: June lower lobes poor (motion), September 6–7 of 8.Not identified < 5 mm not excluded
Airways, pleura, pericardiumLDCT · HRCT"Trachea and mainstem bronchi are normal. No pleural/pericardial effusion is seen." [Low-dose CT chest]Airways patent; no effusion, pneumothorax or pericardial effusion on either date. No discrete band atelectasis found by AI review; mild dependent density in June from a shallow breath, resolved in September.Not identified
Mediastinal, hilar, axillary, supraclavicular nodesLDCT · HRCT (non-contrast)Not mentioned in the LDCT report.No node ≥ 10 mm short axis. Non-contrast limits separation of small nodes from vessels. Anterior mediastinal soft tissue fits normal thymus for age.Not identified Uncertain
Abdomen and pelvis
Liver, spleen, pancreas, adrenalsCT abdomen 4 Jun 2026 (non-contrast) · CTA 27 May (upper abdomen)"Liver is normal on plain scan." No dilated intrahepatic biliary radicles. "Gall bladder, spleen, pancreas, both adrenals and both kidneys are normal on plain scan." [CT abdomen (whole)]Liver homogeneous (~61 HU); spleen ~10 cm; adrenals thin. Small lesions cannot be excluded without contrast.Not identified Non-contrast
Kidneys, ureters, bladderCT abdomen 4 Jun"About 3 mm calculus seen at the interpolar region of left kidney. No hydroureteronephrosis." [CT abdomen (whole)]2 mm hyperdense focus, mid left kidney (~370 HU), no hydronephrosis; kidneys 9.4 cm (R), 10.3 cm (L).Not identified
Bowel, peritoneum, prostateCT abdomen 4 Jun"Urinary bladder is normal. Prostate is normal." No ascites.Unremarkable.Not identified
Para-aortic, iliac, mesenteric nodesCT abdomen 4 Jun · CTA 27 May"Few subcm discrete mesenteric and retroperitoneal lymph nodes are seen. No retroperitoneal lymphadenopathy/ascites is seen."None enlarged: para-aortic ≤ 6.7 mm, external iliac 5.1 (R) / 7.6 mm (L), mesenteric ≤ 5 mm short axis. Size alone cannot exclude micrometastasis.Not identified
Lower limbs (patient's focus: thighs and calves)
Inguinal nodesCTA 27 May · CT abdomen 4 Jun · MRI 27 MayNot mentioned in any report.Largest 6.4 mm (R) and 6.6 mm (L) short axis; symmetric; normal fatty hila where visible.Not identified
Lymph node samplingOperation 9 Jun · resection pathologyNo node dissection (WLE + vascular reconstruction only) [Discharge summary]; the pathology report does not mention lymph nodes [Histopathology].—Pathological N not assessed
Popliteal nodesCTA 27 May · MRI 24/27 MayNot mentioned.None above 3.4 mm on either side.Not identified
Thighs, bothCTA 27 May (whole length) · MRI 27 May coronal STIR/Dixon/subtraction (pelvis to feet)Muscles of the anterior, posterior and medial compartments of the thigh normal. [MRI left leg]No mass, no asymmetric muscle, no abnormal enhancement, femora normal on CT and MRI (two independent reads). The brighter left buttock and upper thigh on MRI is a receiver-coil effect: same on T1 and fat images, symmetric muscle density on CT (54–57 HU).Not identified < 5–7 mm not excluded
Right calfCTA 27 May · MRI 27 May coronalNot separately reported; the bilateral screening report repeats the left-leg text.No mass; bones normal. Symmetric STIR bands in both upper calves, not mass-like and absent on T1 and CT: likely technical or non-specific.Not identified
Left calf outside the primaryMRI 24 and 27 May · CTA 27 May"No satellite lesions." "Mild surrounding intermuscular oedema." [MRI left leg]No separate nodule or skip lesion. Feathery high STIR signal fills the deep posterior compartment and soleus, continuous from the mass to at least 11 cm below its lower pole, with lower CT muscle density on the left (48–49 vs 54–55 HU): oedema most likely. Tumour spread along fascia cannot be excluded on imaging.Oedema extent Microscopic spread
Bones of pelvis, femora, tibiae, spine (L)CT abdomen 4 Jun · CTA 27 MayLDCT: "Bone window shows no abnormality." CT abdomen: "Bone window is unremarkable. Few tiny sclerotic foci noted in bilateral femoral heads- bony islands." [Low-dose CT chest] [CT abdomen (whole)]Three 3–4 mm bone islands in the femoral heads, identical on both CTs; no lytic or blastic lesion. Thin transverse lines in both distal tibiae: growth-arrest lines.Not identified
Never imaged
Brain, head and neck, upper limbs; whole-bodyNoneNot requested in the files.No PET-CT, bone scan or whole-body MRI.Not assessable
Surgery record (full)

Taken from the discharge summary, the only operative record in the files. It describes the operation already performed; it is not a plan.

Date
9 Jun 2026 (admitted 8 Jun, discharged 13 Jun) [Discharge summary]
Procedure
Wide local excision of the left calf mass + vascular reconstruction (diagnosis recorded as "left popliteal STS")
Teams
Orthopaedic team: operating surgeon not named on the scanned pages (admitting consultant Dr Himanshu Rohela). Plastic surgery: "Surgeon(s) involved: DR RAJAN ARORA AND TEAM"; revascularisation scrub team Dr Rajan, Dr Amit; "Case handed over to Ortho team for closure."
Approach
Longitudinal, curvilinear incision; biopsy site excised
Position
"Supine" in the template field, "prone on OT table" in the narrative Discrepancy
Findings
Posterior tibial and peroneal vessels encased; anterior tibial vessels separate from the tumour [Discharge summary]. "Other operative findings: NA" [Discharge summary]
Reconstruction
9 cm gap between PTA and PTV stumps; 20 cm right GSV harvested; PTA and PTV revascularised with interposition vein graft; PTA couplers 3 mm proximal and 2.5 mm distal; PTV 3 mm both ends; "Good flow across graft seen post anastomosis in both artery and veins." [Discharge summary]
Closure
"Closure was done in layers"; primary (no flap); blood loss 150 mL; no transfusion; "Problems/complication(s): NO ANY" [Discharge summary]
Frozen section
"NA"; HPE "Awaited" at discharge
Node dissection
None: "LSS/Amputation/WLE/LN Dissection- WLE + VASCULAR RECON" [Discharge summary]
Template
The operative narrative sits under the template heading "AMPUTATION details:"; no amputation was performed.

Not documented

  • Fate of the encased peroneal artery and veins.
  • Tibial nerve: dissected, preserved or sacrificed.
  • Which muscles were resected (soleus, deep compartment) and the planes used.
  • Specimen orientation details beyond "sutures present".
  • Post-operative wound, graft surveillance, distal pulses, neurological status after 13 Jun 2026.

AI observation Post-operative anatomy cannot be inferred from the images here: every image of the leg predates surgery.

Discharge advice as printed: Tab Ceftum 500 mg twice daily × 7 days; Tab Ultracet twice daily × 7 days; Tab Pan 40 mg once daily × 7 days; Xyteen Pro protein powder 2 tsf thrice daily × 7 days; Tab Nerwita GN 400 mg HS × 5 days [Discharge summary]. Proposed plan: "To be decided after HPE report"; next visit 19 Jun 2026. "Patient is being discharged in stable condition" [Discharge summary].

Pathology (full)

Biopsy, cytology and resection reports side by side.

Biopsy B/6802/2026 [Histopathology]Cytology C/2078/26 [Cytology]Resection B/7391/2026 [Histopathology] [Histopathology]
SpecimenCore biopsy, multiple cores 0.3–1.3 cmAspirate 50 mL blood with clot (cell block)Wide excision, oriented with sutures; 11.2 × 11 × 6.3 cm
MorphologySpindle cells in short fascicles and storiform pattern; stellate hyperchromatic nucleiFoamy histiocytes, rare atypical cells; cellular cell block of oval to spindled cellsIll-defined spindle-cell tumour in short fascicles; coarse chromatin, prominent nucleoli
Mitoses≈2–3 / 2 mm²Mitosis seenBrisk
NecrosisNot seen—Not identified
IHCTLE1+, TRPS1+, SS18+; CK−, SMA−, S100−, MyoD1−; INI1 downregulatedRefers to biopsyRefers to biopsy
Diagnosis / gradeSynovial sarcoma, at least FNCLCC grade 2Spindle-cell neoplasm"Residual spindle cell sarcoma: synovial sarcoma (FNCLCC grade 3)"
Tumour——Blood-filled cavity 6.7 × 6.2 × 2 cm; wall shows few grey-brown areas; areas of haemorrhage
Margins——"All margins are free of tumor." Gross distance from cavity to margins: superior 3.3, inferior 1.2, medial 1.8, lateral 3.0, anterior 4.0, posterior 2.3 cm. Microscopic: closest margin 1.2 cm (inferior)
LVI——Not identified
Pre-resection therapy——None
SignatoriesCase seen by Dr Meenakshi, Dr S. Pasricha, Dr A. Sharma; referred by Sunil Puri/Bharat/KM Mahendra/Gaurav; approved 2 Jun 2026Approved 2 Jun 2026Grossed by Dr Maydhaavi (11 Jun); final report Dr S. Pasricha; approved 20 Jun 2026

Grade. The biopsy grade of "at least 2" was raised to 3 on the resection specimen; core biopsies often under-grade. The component scores (differentiation, mitotic count per 10 HPF, necrosis) are not itemised in the report.

Molecular. Not documented The report lists SS18 expression; this is most likely the SS18-SSX fusion-specific antibody (interpretation; clone not stated), which strongly supports the diagnosis. Neither the clone nor any FISH, RT-PCR or sequencing confirmation of the SS18::SSX fusion is reported. The histological subtype (monophasic, biphasic, poorly differentiated) is not stated.

Margins. The gross distances are reported from the cavity; the microscopic line gives the closest margin as 1.2 cm (inferior) without stating its reference point. The report says "all margins are free of tumor" and does not use the term R0. The tissue at each margin (fascia, periosteum, vessel adventitia) is not described. No lymph nodes were submitted.

Necrosis. Imaging described non-enhancing, "necrotic" areas; pathology found a blood-filled cavity and no necrosis. The non-enhancing contents were haemorrhage, which matches the MRI signal (section 5).

Timeline

All dates 2026. Imaging events reference the report; the image review itself is in sections 4 to 8.

  1. Symptom onsetPain and swelling of the left calf for about 8 days before evaluation; no trauma. Exact date not documented.
  2. Venous Doppler, left leg (outside)Baker's cyst on the left with a possible haematoma; deep veins normal, no DVT. Report not in files.
  3. Contrast MRI, left leg (Sooriya Diagnostic, Kathmandu, 1.5 T)Heterogeneous enhancing lesion of the posterior proximal left leg involving the soleus, with haemorrhagic/proteinaceous components, internal enhancing solid portion and central non-enhancing areas; prominent supplying and draining vessels, not convincing for arteriovenous malformation. Differentials: soft-tissue sarcoma/angiosarcoma, MPNST, atypical non-Hodgkin lymphoma; less likely organised haematoma. DICOM reviewed here.
  4. CT angiography both legs (RGCIRC)Lobulated cystic lesion 65 × 53 × 40 mm (SI × ML × AP) between soleus and gastrocnemius; eccentric enhancing solid component 26 × 21 × 35 mm (AP × ML × SI); posterior tibial and peroneal vessels draped around the lateral margins of the mass. Synovial sarcoma to be considered first; low-flow venous/venolymphatic malformation less likely; angiogram otherwise normal.
  5. MRI left leg, MRA, bilateral screening (RGCIRC, 3 T)46 × 53 × 73 mm (AP × TR × CC), posterior compartment involving soleus; solid component 25 × 21 × 23 mm with diffusion restriction; posterior tibial artery displaced laterally and anteriorly, peroneal compressed medially; MRA: no definite vascular invasion or venous thrombosis; no satellite lesions. Impression: likely neoplastic (differentials include sarcoma).
  6. Core biopsy and aspirationBiopsy B/6802/2026; aspirate C/2078/26 yielded 50 mL of blood with clot.
  7. Biopsy reportedSynovial sarcoma, at least FNCLCC grade 2 (TLE1, TRPS1, SS18 positive).
  8. Staging CT chest and abdomenChest: no suspicious nodule to suggest pulmonary metastasis (suboptimal, breathing artefacts; few lower-lobe atelectatic bands). Abdomen (non-contrast): no significant abnormality apart from a 3 mm non-obstructive left renal calculus; few sub-centimetre nodes.
  9. AdmittedIP 26IP14748.
  10. Wide local excision + vascular reconstructionPosterior tibial and peroneal vessels encased; PTA and PTV reconstructed with right GSV interposition graft; biopsy site excised.
  11. DischargedPost-operative period uneventful; discharged in stable condition. Plan to be decided after the HPE report; next visit 19 Jun 2026.
  12. Resection histopathology approvedResidual spindle cell sarcoma: synovial sarcoma (FNCLCC grade 3); all margins free of tumour, closest 1.2 cm (inferior); no LVI; no pre-resection therapy.
  13. Adjuvant treatmentNot documented in the files. The request mentions "IA" cycles 1 and 2 (most likely ifosfamide with doxorubicin; intra-arterial chemotherapy is the other reading).
  14. HRCT chest (RGCIRC)Non-contrast HRCT, 3 months after surgery; no report in the files. AI review: no pulmonary nodule of 5 mm or more, no change since 4 Jun 2026.
Records inventory

Every conclusion in this dossier traces to one of these sources. Exam dates and report-approval dates are listed separately where they differ.

Patient
PRASIDDHA REGMI · male
Hospital ID
CR No. 389875 (RGCIRC, Delhi)
Age / DOB
DOB 25 Sep 2002 in every RGCIRC DICOM header; 23 y in all RGCIRC reports. The 24 May MRI header (Sooriya Diagnostic, Kathmandu) records 25 y (section 13).
Treating team
Admitting and referring consultant Dr Himanshu Rohela. Plastic surgery (Dr Rajan Arora and team; scrub team Dr Rajan, Dr Amit) performed the vascular reconstruction and handed the case to the orthopaedic team for closure. The orthopaedic operating surgeon is not named on the scanned pages.
Images
9 DICOM studies, 26,773 files, all readable. Pendrive: 23,542 files, no errors, no duplicates. First MRI: 3,231 files including 17 byte-identical copies.
Documents
14 scanned pages (one PDF, 22 Jun 2026): radiology, pathology, cytology, discharge summary.
Not used
Viewer software and JPEG previews bundled on the CDs; the older ZIP and RAR on the pendrive (already reviewed).

Imaging studies

StudyDateModality / scannerAnatomical coverageSeries / imagesReportNotes
MRI left knee, non-contrast
"LT KNEE"
24 May 2026 14:42MR · GE SIGNA Creator 1.5 T · Sooriya Diagnostic, Kathmandu (DICOM)Left knee to mid-calf (axial ~5 cm above to ~21 cm below joint); coronal STIR of both legs13 / 394 (+17 duplicate files)Report not in files summarised in discharge summarySTIR, T1, T2, T1 FS, DWI/ADC
MRI left knee, contrast
"LT KNEE CE"
24 May 2026 16:40MR · GE SIGNA Creator 1.5 T · KathmanduLeft knee and calf29 / 2,820Report not in filesT1 FS pre/post, 3D TRICKS MRA (21 of 30 phases exported)
CT bilateral lower-limb angiography27 May 2026 16:55CT · Canon Aquilion ONE · RGCIRCUpper abdomen (renal arteries) to feet, both legs12 / 10,821Report available [CT bilateral lower-limb angiography]Non-contrast, arterial, late arterial, subtraction; 100 mL iohexol 350; DLP 1,479 mGy·cm
MRI bilateral lower-limb screening27 May 2026 18:41MR · Siemens MAGNETOM Vida 3 T · RGCIRCPelvis to feet, both legs (composed coronal)5 / 601Report available [Bilateral lower-limb screening MRI]STIR and VIBE Dixon composites, post-contrast subtraction. Report text repeats the left-leg report; nothing on the right limb, pelvis or nodes
MRI left leg27 May 2026 18:44MR · Siemens MAGNETOM Vida 3 T · RGCIRCLeft leg, knee to ankle (axial 3D Dixon ~4 cm above to ~29 cm below joint)58 / 7,561Report available [MRI left leg]STIR, T1/T2 TSE, DWI b50/800 + calc b1400, ADC, T2* GRE, Dixon pre/post, TWIST dynamic
MRA left leg27 May 2026 19:49MR · Siemens 3 TBoth calves (projection images)2 / 38Report available [MRA left leg]MIP range from contrast TWIST; no TOF series in the files
Low-dose CT chest4 Jun 2026 11:17CT · Canon Aquilion ONE · RGCIRCLung apices to upper abdomen7 / 1,268Report available [Low-dose CT chest]Non-contrast 1 mm, lung and soft kernels; breathing artefact
CT abdomen (whole), non-contrast4 Jun 2026 11:20CT · Canon Aquilion ONE · RGCIRCDiaphragm to proximal thighs5 / 1,167Report available [CT abdomen (whole)]Non-contrast 1 mm; solid-organ lesions under-assessed without contrast
HRCT chest7 Sep 2026 11:30CT · Canon Aquilion ONE · RGCIRCLung apices to upper abdomen8 / 2,086No report in filesLung 1 mm, soft 1 mm, 9 mm MIPs; 3 months after surgery

Documents

DateDocumentDetailLocation
2026-05-27MRI left leg: report (RGCIRC)Approved 28 May 2026 15:47 · Dr Rupinder Singh · Order DIRRGCI5454735PDF p.1
2026-05-27MRA left leg: report (RGCIRC)Approved 28 May 2026 15:58 · Dr Rupinder Singh · Order DIRRGCI5454737PDF p.2
2026-05-27Bilateral lower-limb screening MRI: reportApproved 28 May 2026 15:58 · Dr Rupinder Singh · Order DIRRGCI5454736PDF p.4
2026-05-27CT bilateral lower-limb angiography: reportOrder DIRRGCI5454819 · approval line not on scanned pagePDF p.3
2026-05-29Histopathology: core biopsy B/6802/2026Collected 29 May 2026 12:02 · approved 2 Jun 2026 17:10PDF p.5
2026-05-29Cytology: aspirate C/2078/26Collected 29 May 2026 12:43 · approved 2 Jun 2026 10:50PDF p.6
2026-06-04Low-dose CT chest: reportApproved 5 Jun 2026 12:08 · Dr Prerna Garg · Order DIRRGCI5459146PDF p.8
2026-06-04CT abdomen (whole), non-contrast: reportApproved 5 Jun 2026 12:12 · Dr Prerna Garg · Order DIRRGCI5459147PDF p.7
2026-06-09Discharge summary, page 2 of 5 (operation notes)WLE + vascular reconstruction 9 Jun 2026PDF p.11
2026-06-09Discharge summary, page 3 of 5 (revascularisation)PTA/PTV interposition vein graftPDF p.10
2026-06-09Histopathology: wide excision B/7391/2026, page 1Specimen 9 Jun 2026 · grossed 11 Jun (Dr Maydhaavi) · approved 20 Jun 2026 17:50PDF p.13
2026-06-09Histopathology: wide excision B/7391/2026, page 2Final report Dr S. Pasricha · FNCLCC grade 3, margins freePDF p.14
2026-06-13Discharge summary, page 1 of 5Admitted 8 Jun 2026 · discharged 13 Jun 2026 · IP 26IP14748PDF p.9
2026-06-13Discharge summary, page 4 of 5 (plan, medication)Plan: to be decided after HPEPDF p.12

Not in the files

  • Reports of the 24 May 2026 MRI (Kathmandu) and the 21 May 2026 venous Doppler: known only from summaries in the discharge summary and in the clinical-indication lines of the 27 May reports.
  • Discharge summary page 5 of 5.
  • Formal report of the 7 Sep 2026 HRCT chest.
  • Post-operative imaging of the left leg, including graft surveillance.
  • Chemotherapy and radiotherapy records. The request mentions "IA" cycles 1 and 2; nothing in the files documents them.
  • Molecular pathology (SS18 fusion testing), full operative note, anaesthesia record, laboratory results, follow-up notes from the 19 Jun 2026 visit onwards.
Conflicts and missing information

Discrepancies are flagged, not resolved silently.

ItemDetailResolution owner / noteType
Compartment / planeMRI: involving soleus, intermuscular/intramuscular. CT: between soleus and gastrocnemius. AI: deep to soleus, against the neurovascular bundle.Radiologist reviewDiscrepancy
Vascular involvementImaging: displacement, no definite invasion. Surgery: posterior tibial and peroneal vessels encased.Recorded for calibration of future imagingDiscrepancy
Vessel direction wordingMRI: PTA displaced laterally and anteriorly, peroneal compressed medially. CT: both draped around the lateral margins of the mass. On the images the PTA runs along the anteromedial and the peroneal along the lateral surface.RadiologistDiscrepancy
Normal-vessel statementThe 27 May MRI, MRA and screening reports each state "Neurovascular bundle femoral anterior/posterior tibial vessels are normal" while describing PTA displacement and peroneal compression.RadiologistDiscrepancy
Bilateral screening reportThe B/L lower-limb screening report repeats the left-leg report word for word (procedure: MRI of left lower limb) and says nothing about the right limb, pelvis or nodes. Right-limb and pelvic findings here are AI observations only.RadiologistDiscrepancy
Lower-lobe atelectasisLDCT report: few atelectatic bands in both lower lobes. AI review found no discrete band, only mild dependent density at the June bases that resolved by September.MinorUncertain
Operative templateThe operative narrative sits under the heading "AMPUTATION details:"; the procedure was WLE + vascular reconstruction.Template artefactUncertain
"Right lateral aspect"CT places the solid component on the "right lateral aspect"; it is on the patient's right side of the mass, which is the medial side of the left leg.Clarify wordingDiscrepancy
Patient ageThe 24 May MRI header (Kathmandu) records 25 y. Every RGCIRC DICOM header carries DOB 25 Sep 2002 and every RGCIRC report 23 y, consistent with the discharge summary age 23Y8M19D on 13 Jun 2026.Correct the outside headerDiscrepancy
Operative positionTemplate "supine"; narrative "prone".Operative recordDiscrepancy
MRA techniqueReport: TOF MRA. DICOM: contrast-enhanced TWIST; no TOF series exported.MinorDiscrepancy
GradeBiopsy ≥ grade 2; resection grade 3.Expected under-grading on core biopsyUncertain
"Necrosis"24 May MRI summary: central necrotic areas. Pathology: blood-filled cavity, no necrosis.Explained by haemorrhageUncertain
MeasurementsReports differ by up to 8 mm (CC 73 mm MRI vs 65 mm CT; AP 46 vs 40 mm); AI calipers on the outer wall give up to 76 mm. Planes, boundaries and modalities differ.Use one method for follow-upUncertain
Earlier AI reportThe first AI review (10 Oct 2026) placed the upper pole 4.3 cm below the joint; re-measurement on both MRIs gives 5.5–5.6 cm.Corrected hereUncertain

Missing records

  • HRCT 7 Sep 2026 formal report
  • 24 May 2026 MRI report (outside)
  • 21 May 2026 venous Doppler report
  • Discharge summary page 5 of 5
  • Post-operative MRI of the left leg
  • Graft surveillance (duplex or CTA)
  • Chemotherapy / radiotherapy records
  • SS18::SSX molecular confirmation
  • Full operative note including tibial nerve and peroneal vessels
  • Follow-up notes after 13 Jun 2026
How this was made · image index
  • All DICOM files read directly; display copies are windowed, cropped JPEGs; labels are a separate layer (toolbar: Labels on/off).
  • 3D: bones, skin and arteries segmented from the 27 May CT angiogram; tumour and solid part segmented on the 27 May MRI and registered to the CT using tibia/fibula landmarks (12 points, RMS 1.1 mm); tibial arteries traced slice by slice; veins and nerves traced on CT/MRI where visible and otherwise drawn along their anatomical course (shown faint).
  • Surgery views: the excision zone is the MRI tumour expanded by the pathology margin distances (superior 3.3, inferior 1.2, medial 1.8, lateral 3.0, anterior 4.0, posterior 2.3 cm), limited by bone and the interosseous plane; it measures about 12 × 10 × 7 cm (specimen 11.2 × 11 × 6.3 cm). The graft position is schematic (9 cm centred on the tumour).
  • Independent AI reviewers re-checked the chest CTs, both legs, the vein and nerve tracings, the illustrations and every quoted report fact.
FigureSourceType
Coronal STIR, both lower limbs (composed)MRI 27 May 2026 · S6001 t2_stir_cor_320_bilat_COMP · slice 23 of 32 (y≈90)Original
Axial T2 TSE, 9.5 cm below jointMRI 27 May 2026 · S19001 t2_tse_tra · z -605 mmOriginal
Axial T2 TSE, 11.8 cm below jointMRI 27 May 2026 · S19001 t2_tse_tra · z -628 mmOriginal
Multiparametric MRI at 9.5 cm below jointMRI 27 May 2026 · S24001, S27001, S19001, S17001, S1014001, S21001, S22001, S23001 · z -605 mmImage-derived
Multiparametric MRI at 11.8 cm below jointMRI 27 May 2026 · S24001, S27001, S19001, S17001, S1014001, S21001, S22001, S23001 · z -628 mmImage-derived
Sagittal T1 TSE through the massMRI 27 May 2026 · S16001 · x 64.6 mmOriginal
Sagittal post-contrast subtraction (scanner)MRI 27 May 2026 · S1004001 · x 64.6 mmImage-derived
Axial subtraction: transverse and AP diametersMRI 27 May 2026 · S1014001 (post − pre, Dixon water) · z −608Image-derived
Sagittal subtraction: craniocaudal and AP diametersMRI 27 May 2026 · S1014001 MPR · x 60Image-derived
Coronal subtraction: transverse and craniocaudalMRI 27 May 2026 · S1014001 MPR · y 99Image-derived
Diffusion at the solid-component levelMRI 27 May 2026 · S22001 (b1400) | S21001 (ADC) · z −628Original
MRI 24 May vs MRI 27 May at matched levels below the knee joint lineRows: 70, 90, 105, 120 mm below the tibial plateau. MRI-1 native slices (Study A S5; Study B S4/S8), MRI-2 S19001 / S1014001 / S27001Image-derived
Coronal STIR, both legsMRI 24 May 2026 · Study A S4 Cor STIR B/L · im 16Original
Axial T2 at the widest levelMRI 24 May 2026 · Study A S5 Ax T2 · im 19Original
Subtraction (post − pre)MRI 24 May 2026 · Study B S8 − S4 · im 18Image-derived
CT angiography, arterial phase, 7.8 cm below jointCTA 27 May 2026 · S10 arterial 1 mm · im 990 · z 880Original
CT angiography, arterial phase, 9.6 cm below jointCTA 27 May 2026 · S10 arterial 1 mm · im 1013 · z 862Original
CT angiography, arterial phase, 11.0 cm below jointCTA 27 May 2026 · S10 arterial 1 mm · im 1030 · z 848Original
Arterial MIP (bone removed), frontal viewCTA 27 May 2026 · S10 arterial, bone masked with S4 (AI-derived MIP) · left knee to mid-calfImage-derived
Arterial MIP (bone removed), lateral viewCTA 27 May 2026 · S10 arterial, bone masked with S4 (AI-derived MIP) · left knee to mid-calfImage-derived
Subtraction angiography MIP, aorta to feetCTA 27 May 2026 · S19 SUB-ANGIO · coronal MIP (AI-rendered)Image-derived
Bone MIP, abdomen to feet (coverage)CTA 27 May 2026 · S4 non-contrast · coronal MIP (AI-rendered)Image-derived
HRCT chest 7 Sep 2026, coronal 9 mm MIPsHRCT 7 Sep 2026 · S4 lung 1 mm · AI-rendered 9 mm coronal MIP at three depthsImage-derived
Low-dose CT chest 4 Jun 2026, coronal 9 mm MIPsLDCT 4 Jun 2026 · S4 lung 1 mm · AI-rendered 9 mm coronal MIPImage-derived
Upper and mid lungs, June vs September at matched levelsLDCT S4 vs HRCT S4/S10 · 9 mm axial MIPImage-derived
Lower lungs, June vs September at matched levelsLDCT S4 vs HRCT S4/S10 · 9 mm axial MIPImage-derived
Coronal STIR, both lower limbs: second-lesion surveyMRI 27 May 2026 · S6001 composite, slices 14/17/20/23 (raw and coil-normalised) · AI surveyImage-derived
Largest lymph node per station (short axis)CTA 27 May 2026 · S15 late arterial · inguinal, external iliac, para-aorticImage-derived
Femoral-head sclerotic foci (bone islands)CT abdomen 4 Jun 2026 S4 and CTA 27 May 2026 S4 · same foci on bothImage-derived
Coronal STIR, both legsKathmandu MRI 24 May 2026 · Study A S4 Cor STIR B/L · im 16Original
Sagittal STIR, left legKathmandu MRI 24 May 2026 · Study A S3 Sag STIR · im 10Original
Axial T2 at the widest levelKathmandu MRI 24 May 2026 · Study A S5 Ax T2 · im 19Original