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2.2 Bone Flashcards

1
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CGCG etiology

A

unknown (reactive vs benign neoplasm)

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2
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CGCG age

A

< 30 years

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3
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CGCG location

A

anterior Mn

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4
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giant cells within background of mesenchyme

A

CGCG

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5
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CGCG Tx

A

steroids
calcitonin

(or peripheral osteotomy)

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6
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CGCG recurrence rate

A

20%

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7
Q

cherubism due to what mutation

A

SH3BP2 (AD + de novo)

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8
Q

cherubism is due to ___ bone lesions

A

osteolytic

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9
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bilateral, multilocular, expansile radiolucency

A

cherubism

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10
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giant cells within vascular fibrous tissue

A

cherubism

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11
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fibro-osseous lesions of the jaw (3)

A

fibrous dysplasia
ossifying fibroma
cemento-osseous dysplasia

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12
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fibrous dysplasia due to ___ mutation

A

GNAS

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13
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fibrous dysplasia is MC ___ disease

A

monostotic

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14
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fibrous dysplasia MC location

A

posterior Mx

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15
Q

polyostotic fibrous dysplasia features

A

1st decade
female

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16
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___ ___ associated with cafe au lait spots

A

fibrous dysplasia

17
Q

ground-glass opacification with poorly-defined borders
BL expansion
poorly-defined LD

A

fibrous dysplasia

18
Q

MC fibro-osseous lesion

A

cemento-osseous dysplasia

19
Q

PA cemento-osseous dysplasia presentation

A

Mn anterior (multiple sites)
black female adult

20
Q

PA cemento-osseous dysplasia radiographic presentation

A

early: lucency
older/intermediate: mixed
end: opacity with lucent rim

21
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focal cemento-osseous dysplasia presentation

A

Mn posterior (one site)
black female adult

22
Q

florid cemento-osseous dysplasia presentation

A

may include all four quadrants
black female adult

23
Q

cemento-osseous dysplasia Tx
Why?

A

observe
prone to necrosis (especially sclerotic phase)

24
Q

ossifying fibroma presentation

A

posterior Mn
adult
painless swelling (if large)

25
Q

ossifying fibroma radiographic presentation

A

mixed or well-defined radiolucency
BL expansion
downward bowing of inferior cortex

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