Athroplasty Flashcards

1
Q

What is athroplasty

A

surgery performed to relieve pain and restore range of motion by realigning or reconstructing a dysfunctional joint

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What does a hip prothesis consist of (type of joint)? What is it made from?

A

ball and socket
ball- metal or ceramic
socket- plastic, ceramic or metal

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3
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What can be visualized on US that cannot be seen with CT or MRI?

A

periprosthetic fluid collections

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4
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What type of transducer is used when scanning athroplasty

A

low freq <10MHZ and curvilinear or linear w/ a trapezoidal function

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5
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What will the metal components appear as

A

hyperechoic w/ posterior reverb artifacts

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The native bone of acetabulum and femur will appear as

A

hyperechoic but with posterior acoustic shadowing

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7
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A normal hip athroplasty may show

A

minimal hypoechoic tissue along the femoral neck component or no tissue at all

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If we see abnormal fluid, what it look like and where it at

A

anechoic/hypoechoic

over the femoral neck component

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9
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On a knee replacement x-ray, do we see the plastic spacer in between?

A

no

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