Hi everyone , i m new in this comunity , big fan of Agten Radiology on Youtube, here a case from my Linkedin profile . Tennis leg case are always very challenged for me , so if you have cases to share i ll be grateful. Coronal and Axial T2-weighted fat-suppressed images shows a hyperintense fluid collection between the left medial head of the gastrocnemius and soleus ( purple arrows) There is partial tear of the distal medial head of gastrocnemius with some retraction( red arrows) which extends to a few fibers of the lateral head ( blue arrows) Plataris tendon was intact.

38 year old female with shoulder pain and swelling of 1 week. patient had difficulty moving the joint.

This image shows a lipohemarthrosis after patella dislocation. 3 layers of fluid. what happended to gravity. What do you think? Answer with an explanation, why you think this happens, can be funny and not scientifically validated. GIF answers allowed :)