Masterpass Module 2 Paper 3 Flashcards
Bone infarct imaging
Reduced uptake on bone marrow scan with increased uptake once collateral circulation established
Features of DISH
Flowing osteophytes,
Patellar ligament ossification,
Heel spurs,
Whiskering of iliac crest
Best imaging for ?prostate ca mets
Whole body bone scan
Causes of Looser zones
Osteomalacia,
Osteogenesis imperfects,
Fibrous dysplasia,
Pagets
Talocalcaneal coalition affects which facet
Middle facet
Best Ix to r/o urethral trauma (stable pt)
Retrograde urethrogram
Best Ix to r/o scaphoid #
MRI within 24h
Solid organ injury sensitivity on FAST
40%
Chance fracture features
Hyperflexion-distraction injury (rear-seat passenger, lap seat belt).
Horizontal fracture through pedicles.
Commonest at L1
Hyperglycaemia from bone tumour
85% of chondrosarcoma.
25% of osteosarcoma.
(Paraneoplastic)
GCT common locations
Most occur in long bones.
Sacrum 4x more common than spine.
Most common in epiphysis with occasional expansion into metaphysis
5-year survival of osteosarcoma with lunt met
10-20%
Common locations for Ewings
Femur > Ilium > Tibia > Humerus > Fibula > Sacrum > Ribs
Metaphysis and diaphysis (Half in metadiaphysis)
Common location for enchondromas
Metaphysis
Tumour marker for Sacrococcygeal teratoma
AFP
ACL tear - associated MRI features
Bowing of PCL due to posterior translation of femur on tibia
Haemochromatosis - commonly associated malignancy
Hepatoma
Progeria
AR,
Absence of adolescent growth spurt and beginning of premature ageing