degenerative x ray conditions Flashcards
___: complications are spinal stenosis, IVF encroachment. MC site: C5/C6. common in wt. bearing jts
OA
herberden’s nodes
OA
location: DIPs
___: neck stiffness and difficulty swallowing in a 50 yo Male with DM
Diffuse Idiopathic hyperostosis (DISH/ forestier’s dz)
no SIJ changes
\_\_\_\_ (aka\_\_\_\_): 6 d's- distention desnsity of subchondral sclerosis debris within jt dislocation disorganization destruction of bone
Neurogenic arthropathy (aka Charcot’s jt)
cause: secondary to impaired sensory fxn
- DM, syphilis, syringomyelia
MC jt effected by synoviochondrometaplasia
Knee
__: hypertrophy of the villi in the synovial membrane–> breaks off into the jt
synoviochondrometaplasia
____: condition that results from leprosy
atrophic neurogenic arthropathy
“gull wing”
Erosive OA
MC locations of Erosive OA
scapotrapesium, carpel metacarpel, 1st MCP
LAB: increase uric acid and +ESR
Gout
___: thin linear Ca+ // to the articular cortex within jt space
MC location: __
CPPD/ pseudogout
MC location: knee
if it effects the cartilage: chondrocalcinosis
MC location for CPPD
MC location for HADD
CPPD: knee
HAAD: shoulder
___: round ca+ near the insertion of the bursa or tendon
HADD
__ AVN: scaphoid
Preiser’s
vertebral end plates epiphysis AVN
scheuermann’s
AVN to the femoral Epiphysis
legg calve perthes
AVN tarsal navicular
kohler’s
AVN lunate
keinboch
AVN calcaneous
sever’s
AVN medial tibial condyle
blount’s
AVN 2nd and 3rd metatarsal
freiberg’s
AVN of the medial femoral condyle
osteochondritis dessicans
AVN of the capitellum
panners
“crescent sign”, flattening of the femoral head, increase jt space
legg calve perthe’s
Salter harris type ___ fx is MC seen in slipped capital femoral epiphysis
type 1
lines of menstration to R/O slipped capital femoral epiphysis
- kleins
- sheltons
- skinners
Putti’s triad is seen in what condition?
what is the triad?
condition: congenital hup dysplasia
triad:
1. hypoplasic femoral head
2. shallow acetabular shelf
3. femoral head outside acetabulum