bone tumours- benign Flashcards

1
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most common benign bone tumoue

A

osteochondroma

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2
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def of osteochondroma

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bony outgrowth on the external surface of bone surrounded by a cartilaginous cap

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3
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symptoms of osteochondroma

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asymptomatic

localised pain

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4
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treatment of osteochondroma

A

excisional biopsy

if growing or causing localised pain

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5
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cause of osteochondroma

A

unknown

growth plate?

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6
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common site of osteochondroma

A

growth plate- epiphysis of long bones

most common in the knee

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7
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who is affected by osteochondroma

A

children and young people

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8
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enchondroma

A

intramedullary metaphyseal cartilaginous tumour

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9
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cause of enchondroma

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unknown

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10
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symptoms of enchondroma

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asymptomatic

may produce stress fractures

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11
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common sites of enchonroma

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small tubular bones of hand and feet

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12
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appearance of enchondroma

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usually lucid but can undergo mineraliseation to produce sclerotic appearance

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13
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treatment of enchondroma

A

curagette

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14
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simple bone cyst

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a uncycstic solitary fluid filled cyst

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15
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cause of simple bone cysts

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a growth defect in the physis

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16
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symptoms of simple bone cyst

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can lead to pathological stress fracture

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17
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common bones for simple bone cyst

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long bones
talus
calcaneus

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18
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who commonly gets simple bone cyst

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children and young adults

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19
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treatment for simple bone cyst

A

curagette
bone grafting
stabilisation

20
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aneurysmal bone cyst

A

lesion of bone contain fluid filled chambers

21
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symptoms of aneurysmal bone cyst

A

pain
from cortical expansion and bone destruction

pathological fractures due to bone weakness

22
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causes of aneurysmal bone cyst

A

small atriovenous malformations

23
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where aneurysmal bone cyst occurs

A

metaphysis of long bones
vertebral bodies
flat bones

24
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treatment of aneurysmal bone cyst

A

curagette
bone grafting
bone cement

25
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giant cell tumour causes

A

chromosome translocation- of chromosome 1 and 2

26
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symotoms of giant cell tumour

A

localised pain and patholigcal fractures

27
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where giant cell tumour occurs

A

epiphysis and metaphysis of long bones

around the knee

28
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treatment of giant cell tumours

A

intralesional excision
use of phenol, liquid or nitrogen to destroy remaining tumour
may require joint replacement

29
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complications of giant cell tumour

A

can metastasise to lungs

benign pulmonary giant cell tumour

30
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appearance of giant cell tumour on imaging

A

multinucleated giant cells

31
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fibrous dysplasia

A

disease of bone causing lesion of fibrous tissue and immature bone

32
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causes of fibrous dysplasia

A

genetic mutations causes alterations in the proteins involved in g protein signalling pathway

33
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symotoms of fibrous dysplasia

A

endocrine symptoms
stress fractures- due to angular deformities
shepard crook deformities- extensice proximal femur involvmeent

34
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where fibrous dysplasia occurs

A

head
neck
proximal femur

35
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who is affected by fibrous dysplasia

A

adolescence

36
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treatment for fibrous dysplasia

A

exsiosion and NSAIDs

37
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diagnosing fibrous dysplasia

A

CT

bone scan

38
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brodies abscess

A

interosseous abscess as a result of subacute osteomyelitis

39
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cause of brodies abcess

A

usually caused by staph aureus

40
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symptoms of brodies abscess

A

localised pain ast night usually relieved by NSAIDs

41
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treatment for brodies abscess

A

surgical exacuation and curagette under antibiotic cover

42
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APPEarance of brodies abcess

A

lytic

43
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causes of browns tumour

A

hyperparathyroidism

44
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who is affected by browns tumour

A

women

45
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treatment for browns tumour

A

treatment for underlying parathyroidism

parathyroidectomy

46
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what does browns tumour look luke

A

lytic