DI 2 Final - Arthritides Flashcards
Which condition has non-uniform joint space narrowing, osteophytes, subchondral sclerosis, subchondral cysts?
Degenerative Joint Dz
What condition has triangular sclerosis at iliac portion of lower SI joint?
Ostelitis condensans IIii
Is osteitis condensans iIIi more common in males or females?
Women (childbearing)
Is osteitis condensans iIIi unilateral/bilateral?
BL (symmetric sclerosis)
What medical procedure is osteitis pubis associated with?
Surgery near pubic symphysis (lower urinary tract, suprapubic/retropubic prostatectomies)
What is the differnence btwn marginal & non-marginal syndesmophytes?
Syndes: osseous excrescence attached to ligament
Non-marg: not coming from corners (bulky, discontinous)
Marg: ossification of outer annulus fibrosis, thick vertical radiodense areas, adj. vertebrae connected (delicate, symm)
Which spinal arthritides have marginal vs. non-marginal syndespmophytes?
Marginal: Ankylosing spondylitis
Non-Marginal: psoriatric arthritis, Reiters, DISH, DDD
What systemic condition is commonly found in pts w/diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)?
DM, HLD, Hyperuricemia
What does a cervical spine w/DISH look like?
Large anterior bridging osteophytes from C2-T1
Calcification band on post. aspect of verte. bodies
Disc space narrowing, C5-6, C6-7 (C3-4?)
No facet joint fusion/narrowing
Dysphagia is common in what arthritis condition and why?
DISH
D/t spinal involvement specifically osteophytes anteriorly pushing on esophagus
List the radiographic findings of Neuropathic Arthropathy?
6 Ds
Distended (joint), Density (INC of subchondral bone), Debris, Dislocation, Disorganization (joint), Destruction (articular cortex)
Which conditions may result in neuropathic arthropathy?
DM, Alcoholism, Tabes dorsalis, Paralysis, Syringomyelia
d/t loss of sensation and proprioception
What is synoviochondrometaplasia?
Benign. Metaplasia of hyperplastic synovium to hyaline cartilage (calcifies, ossifies, detaches)
KNEE
Radiodense loose bodies
Joint locking, crepitus, effusion, reduced ROM, DJD
Name common sites of involvement for RA in hands and wrist?
Hand: MCP, PIP, Boutonniere, Swan neck, Ulnar deviation
Wrist: ulnar styloid erosion, radiocarpal jt loss, Triquetrum-Pisiform erosion, Scapholunate dissociation
What is marginal erosion?
Irregular, no sclerotic margin (MC head sides, radial side), bare area, d/t gout, RA, AS