@l.todd to the layman, this reads like I'm fine and dandy.
Here are my imaging results:
BILATERAL FOOT RADIOGRAPHS--weightbearing
HISTORY: Hallux rigidus.
COMPARISONS: None.
FINDINGS: Multiple views of both feet were obtained. Bone mineralization appears normal. Alignment across the joint spaces are maintained. Bilateral mild to moderate first MTP hypertrophic DJD. Bilateral elevated calcaneal pitch angle at 34 degrees on the right and 35 degrees on the left. No acute osseous abnormality. The soft tissues appear normal. Bilateral sclerotic changes in the mildly hypertrophied sesamoid bones of the first digit.
Impression:
1. Degenerative changes
2. Query bilateral sesamoiditis versus sequelae of traumatic injury to the sesamoids. Bone scan can be helpful for further evaluation to determine if these findings are clinically relevant.
3. Bilateral pes cavus deformity.