Abstract
There are various musculoskeletal manifestations of HIV infection. A recent report of 6 cases has described a strong relationship between HIV infection and increased signal intensity in Hoffa's fat pad on fluid sensitive sequences. These changes were attributed to chronic inflammation. We describe a case of MRI signal abnormality of Hoffa's fat pad in a patient with HIV infection, where biopsy was performed and confirmed non-specific inflammation.
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