Chapter 101 - Stifle ARTICLES Flashcards
Fuggazola et al EVJ 2023 What was the primary objective of the study on the equine stifle?
A) To examine the cellular composition of all equine joints
B) To investigate nerve structure in the stifle
C) To analyze biochemical composition and architecture of three differently loaded areas
D) To observe cartilage repair strategies
C) To analyze biochemical composition and architecture of three differently loaded areas
Fuggazola et al EVJ 2023Which locations in the equine stifle were the osteochondral plugs harvested from?
A) Distal intertrochlear groove, lateral trochlear ridge, and medial femoral condyle
B) Medial trochlear ridge, medial meniscus, and patella
C) Lateral femoral condyle, patella, and distal femur
D) Lateral meniscus, medial meniscus, and femoral shaft
A) Distal intertrochlear groove, lateral trochlear ridge, and medial femoral condyle
Fuggazola et al EVJ 2023 What variable showed significant differences among all three cartilage sites?
A) Collagen orientation angle
B) Muscle tension
C) Proteoglycan synthesis rate
D) Glycosaminoglycan content
D) Glycosaminoglycan content
Fuggazola et al EVJ 2023 What did the strongest correlations in the study involve?
A) Glycosaminoglycan content and muscle strength
B) Collagen type and cell density
C) Proteoglycan content with equilibrium and dynamic modulus
D) Muscle content with viscosity
C) Proteoglycan content with equilibrium and dynamic modulus
Fuggazola et al EVJ 2023 Which area showed the highest collagen content in the study?
A) Lateral trochlear ridge
B) Medial femoral condyle
C) Intercondylar notch
D) Patellar ridge
C) Intercondylar notch
B) To describe the clinical and ultrasonographic features of IPL desmopathy What was the primary aim of the retrospective study on intermediate patellar ligament (IPL) desmopathy?
A) To investigate the effect of diet on IPL injuries
B) To describe the clinical and ultrasonographic features of IPL desmopathy
C) To explore surgical treatments for IPL desmopathy
D) To assess muscle development in horses with IPL desmopathy
B) To describe the clinical and ultrasonographic features of IPL desmopathy
Hoaglund et al EVJ 2019 In what region of the IPL was desmopathy most commonly observed in the study?
A) Proximal end
B) Distal end
C) Midbody
D) Entire ligament
C) Midbody
Hoaglund et al EVJ 2019 What percentage of IPL desmopathy cases showed hypoechoic discrete tears?
A) 50%
B) 74%
C) 67%
D) 85%
B) 74%
Hoaglund et al EVJ 2019 How many horses in the study showed ultrasonographic improvement on recheck examination?
A) 0
B) 2
C) 11
D) 13
B) 2
Hoaglund et al EVJ 2019 What was the long-term return-to-work rate for horses diagnosed with IPL desmopathy?
A) 50%
B) 67%
C) 85%
D) 92%
D) 92%
Radtke et al EVJ 2019 What was the primary objective of the study on intra-articular (IA) stifle anaesthesia?
A) To assess the long-term effects of IA anaesthesia on joint health
B) To determine if IA stifle anaesthesia can alleviate lameness originating in the distal limb
C) To evaluate the efficiency of different anaesthetic types
D) To compare lameness in forelimbs and hindlimbs
B) To determine if IA stifle anaesthesia can alleviate lameness originating in the distal limb
Radtke et al EVJ 2019 What method was used to induce moderate unilateral hindlimb lameness in the horses?
A) Treadmill exercise
B) Surgical intervention
C) Weight loading
D) Circumferential hoof clamp
D) Circumferential hoof clamp
Radtke et al EVJ 2019 What percentage of horses showed up to 50% improvement in lameness within 30 minutes after IA stifle anaesthesia?
A) 10%
B) 30%
C) 50%
D) 90%
B) 30%
Radtke et al EVJ 2019 How was lameness improvement measured in the study?
A) By observing changes in gait speed
B) Using a Wilcoxon signed-rank test on inter-stride differences
C) Recording heart rate changes
D) Assessing pain levels via palpation
B) Using a Wilcoxon signed-rank test on inter-stride differences
Radtke et al EVJ 2019 What did the study conclude regarding the results of IA stifle anaesthesia in lameness cases?
A) It is highly effective for all cases of lameness
B) IA anaesthesia should be used only for foot lameness
C) Additional diagnostics may be needed to rule out distal limb pain
D) Results were consistent across all horses
C) Additional diagnostics may be needed to rule out distal limb pain
Fig 2: Caudolateral-craniomedial 45° radiographic projection of
the stifle region revealing a medial femoral condyle subchondral
bone cyst (white arrow) and an opposing subchondral bone cyst
(black arrow) in the medial tibial plateau. EVE Bonilla Equine bone cysts: What do we know about them and their
treatment?
Aßmann et al VS 2022 What was the main objective of this study?
A) To evaluate recovery time for ligament injuries in horses
B) To develop an alternative to MRI for equine imaging
C) To test new treatments for meniscal and ligament injuries
D) To compare the diagnostic performance of CTA and MRI in detecting artificial meniscal and ligament lesions in horses
D) To compare the diagnostic performance of CTA and MRI in detecting artificial meniscal and ligament lesions in horses
Aßmann et al VS 2022 How many stablike defects were created in total across the menisci, cruciate ligaments (CLs), and meniscotibial ligaments (MTLs)?
A) 19
B) 35
C) 84
D) 24
C) 84
Aßmann et al VS 2022 What was the highest sensitivity achieved by MRI in detecting specific ligament or meniscal lesions?
A) 24%
B) 40%
C) 50%
D) 86%
C) 50%
Aßmann et al VS 2022 Which imaging modality showed a high specificity for detecting lesions?
A) MRI only
B) CTA only
C) Both MRI and CTA
D) Neither MRI nor CTA
C) Both MRI and CTA
Aßmann et al VS 2022 What clinical significance does CTA have according to the study findings?
A) CTA should replace MRI in all equine diagnostic imaging
B) CTA is only effective for meniscal injuries
C) CTA can serve as an adjunct diagnostic tool for cruciate ligament (CL) injuries
D) CTA has lower specificity and sensitivity compared to MRI
C) CTA can serve as an adjunct diagnostic tool for cruciate ligament (CL) injuries
Sloan et al EVJ 2023 What is the primary focus of this study?
A) The effect of training on racing outcomes in juvenile Thoroughbreds
B) The impact of femoropatellar OCD on racing performance in Thoroughbred yearlings
C) The prevalence of OCD in adult racehorses
D) Comparison of various training methods for yearlings
B) The impact of femoropatellar OCD on racing performance in Thoroughbred yearlings
Sloan et al EVJ 2023 Which type of OCD lesions were most commonly identified in the study?
A) Medial trochlear ridge lesions
B) Lateral trochlear ridge lesions
C) Patellar lesions
D) Medial femoral condyle lesions
B) Lateral trochlear ridge lesions
Sloan et al EVJ 2023 What was the main method used to assess the correlation between OCD lesion characteristics and racing performance?
A) Linear regression
B) Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
C) Pearson and Spearman correlations
D) Paired t-tests
C) Pearson and Spearman correlations