Presentation
Pain and a palpable mass in the cubital fossa
Patient Data
Age: 85
Gender: Female
From the case:
Cubital bursitis
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Complex, thick-walled, enhancing cystic mass (containing internal septation) in the cubital fossa intimately related to the biceps tendon insertion onto the radial tuberosity hence the alternative name of bicipito-radial bursa.
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US performed prior to percutaneous aspiration & steroid injection
Complex, thick-walled cystic mass with internal septation adjacent to the brachial neurovascular bundle