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osteosarcoma xray appearance

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elevated periostium (codmans triangle) sunburst appearance

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histology of osteosarcoma

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ALP+Ve mesenchymal malignant cells

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who gets osteosarcoma and where

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young people often in the knee

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Xray appearance of chondrosarcoma

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lytic lesion with fluffy calcification

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histology of chondrosarcoma

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malignant chondrocytes

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who gets chondrosarcoma and where

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elderly in the femur/ pelvis

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Ewings sarcoma xray appearance

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onion skinning of periostium

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genetic translocation in ewings sarcoma

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t11:22

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histology of ewings sarcoma

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sheets of small round CD99+ve cells

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who gets ewings and where

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children in the long bones

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giant cell bone tumour xray appearance

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lytic lesions up to articular surface

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histology of giant cell bone tumour

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osteoclast type multinucleate giant cells on background of spindle/ ovoid cells

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13
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who gets giant cell bond tumour and where

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middle aged woman and knee

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osteoarthrituis

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degeerative joint condition affecting hips, vertebrae and knee

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15
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when do you see bouchards and heberdens nodes

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oseoarthritis

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16
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where do bouchards nodes affect

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PIPJ

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where do heberdens nodes affect

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DIPJ

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rheumatoid arthritis deformities

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boutonniere swan neck Z thumb radial deviation of wrist ulnar deviation of fingers

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19
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what joint is spared in RA

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DIPJ

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20
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biochemistry of osteoporosis

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normal calcium, phosphate and AKP

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21
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histology of osteoporosis

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loss of cancellous bone

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diagnosis of osteopososis

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DEXA scan: T score <2.5

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RF/ causes of osteopososis

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menopause advancing age low BMI drugs

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dexa scan T score for osteopenia

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1-2.5

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symptoms of osteopososis

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low impact fractures back pain

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common fractures in osteoporosis

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colles vertebral NOF

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pathology of osteomalacia

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defective bone mineralisation

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histology of osteomalacia

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excess osteoid (unmineralised bone)

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biochemistry of osteomalacia

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normal or low calcium low phosphate raised ALP

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findings of osteomalacia on xray

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Looser’s zones splaying of metaphysis

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symptoms of osteomalacia in children

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rachetic rosary bowing of legs frontal bossing pigeon chest delayed walking

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symptoms of osteomalacia in adults

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bone pain or tenderness proximal muscle weakness

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33
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causes or RF for osteomalacia

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vit D deficiency: poor diet, lack of sunlight, malabsorption, CKD, liver disease

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34
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defect in primary hyperparathyroidism

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overproduction of PTH hypercalcaemia

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35
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causes of primary hyperparathyroidism

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parathyroid adenoma, hyperplasia or carcinoma MEN secondary to vit D malabsorption or secondary hyperparathyroidism

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symptoms of primary hyperparathyroidism

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hypercalcaemia- bones moans stone and groans

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xray signs of primary hyperparathyroidism

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osteitis fibrosa cystica browns tumours salt and pepper skull subperiostial resorption of the phalanges

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biochemistry of hyperparathyroidism

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raised calcium raised or normal ALP low or normal phosphate

39
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histology of hyperparathyroidism

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osteitis fibrosa cystica (bone cysts and marrow fibrosis) browns tumour

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pathology of paget’s disease

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disorder of bone turnover with lytic and scerotic lesions

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histology of paget’s disease

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mosaic pattern of lamellar bone huge osteocalsts with> 100 nuclei

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xray findings on pagets disease (skull, vertebrae and pelvis)

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skull: osteoporosis circumscripta, cotton wool skull vertebrae: ivory vertebrae, picture frame vertebrae pelvis: sclerosis and lucency

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symptoms of pagets disease

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bone pain nerve compression microfractures skull changes- deafness high output cardiac failure

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biochemistry of pagets disease

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high ALP normal calcium and phosphate

45
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what is renal osteodystrophy

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bone changes in patients with CKD

46
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biochemistry of renal osteodystrophy

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low calcium high phosphate metabolic acidosis secondary hyperparathyroidism

47
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risk factors for gout

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increased dietry purine diuretics

48
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joints affected in gout

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MTP of great toe- podagra

49
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crystals in gout

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negatively bifringent needle shaped urate crystals

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treatment of gout

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acutely give colchacine then allopurinol longterm

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risk factors for psuedogout

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DM, hypothyroidism, secondary hyperparathyroidism, wilsons disease

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crystals in pseudogout

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positivly bifringent rhomboid calcium pyrophosphate crystals

53
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joints affected in pseudogout

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knee and shoulder

54
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treatment of psuedogout

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NSAIDS and intra-articular steroid injections

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features of a joint with gout

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acutely hot swollen joint PAIN tophi

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features of joint with pseudogout

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hot swollen joint effusion

57
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greenstick fracture

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paeds fracture one side of bone is bent and other side is broken

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simple fracture

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bone breaks but doesn’t pierce skin

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compound fracture

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bone breaks and is exposed because peirces skin

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comminuted fracture

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bone breaks into two or more fragments

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impacted fracture

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the broken bone is forced together by force of the injury

62
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stages of fracture repair

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  1. formation of haematomoa 2. formation of fibrocartilaginous callous 3. mineralisation of fibrocartilaginous callous 4. remodeling of bone along weight bearing lines
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pathogens resposible for osteomyelitis

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adults: staph aureus children: group B strep, haemophilus influenzae

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pathogenesis of osteomyelitis

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local infection: trauma, dental surgery, PVD haematogenous spread TB syphilis

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bones affected in osteomyelitis

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adults: distal joints e.g. toes/ jaw children: long bones

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symptoms of osteomyelitis

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bone pain, fever, leukocytosis

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xray changes of osteomyelitis

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10 days after infection lytic destruction of bone

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osteoid osteoma pathology

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beingn bone lesion relieved by aspirin

69
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who gets osteoid osteoma and where

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adolescants femur

70
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appearance of osteoid osteoma on xray

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radiolucent nidus with a sclerotic rim

71
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what is gardners syndrome

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multiple osteoms + epidermoid cysts + GI polyps

72
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what is an osteoma

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boney outgrowth attached to normal bone BENIGN on head/ neck

73
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what is olliers syndrome

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multiple endochondromas

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what is maffuci’s syndrome

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multiple endochondromas and haemangiomas

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x ray findings for endochondroma

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lytic lesion cotton wool calcification O ring sign expansile

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histology of endochondroma

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normal histology

77
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who gets endochondromas and where

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middle ages in hands

78
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osteochondroma pathology

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benign cartilidge capped bony outgrowth

79
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appearance of osteochondroma on xray

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well defined boney protuberance frorm bone

80
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who gets osteochondroma and where

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adolescants in long bones

81
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what is diaphyseal aclasis

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short stature+ multiple exostoses and bone deformities

82
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what is albright syndrome

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cafe au lait spots + precocious puberty + polyosteotic dysplasia

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what is fibrous dysplasia

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part of bone is replaced with fibrous tissue

84
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histology of fibrous dysplasia

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chinese letters misshapen bone trabecculae

85
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what is seen on xray of fibrous dysplasia

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soap bubble osteolysis shepherds crook deformity

86
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how does a simple bone cyst look on xray

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lytic lesion

87
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what is a simple bone cyst and where is it found

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fluid filled unilocular lesion on humerus/ femur

88
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how does osteoblastoma look on xray

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speckled mineralisation

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