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1
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MC childhood tumor to metastasize to the liver

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neuroblastoma (followed by lymphoma, leukemua, and Wilm’s tumor)

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MC causes of splenomegaly in the newborn and young infant

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bacterial sepsis and infection

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3
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MC endocrine tumor

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benign islet cell adenoma (insulinoma

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MC malignant tumor of the small intestine

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non-Hodgkin lymphoma

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MC colon lesions

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inflammatory polyps or polyps associated with one of the colonic polyposis syndromes

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6
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MCC of pneumoperitoneum in the NICU

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necrotizing enterocolitis

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7
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MCC of secondary peritonitis in children

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perforated appendix

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8
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m MC type of peritoneal TB

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wet type

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9
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MCC of peritoneal calcification in the neonate

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meconium peritonitis

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10
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MC type of vasculolymphatic malformation to affect the peritoneal cavity and mesentery

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lymphatic malformations (formerly known as lymphangiomas)

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11
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MCC of pseydomyxoma peritonei

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rupture of appendiceal mucinous adenoma

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12
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MC anterior abdominal wall defect

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gastroschisis (2nd MC: omphalocele)

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13
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MC sites of primary malignant mesenchymoma

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retroperitoneum or thigh

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14
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MC complication of a choledochal cyst

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ascending cholangitis

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15
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MCC of neonatal cholestasis, primary indication for pediatric liver transplantation

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biliary atresia

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16
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MCC of pancreatitis (in children)

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idiopathic or posttraumatic

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17
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MCC of chronic liver disease in pediatric patients

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hepatic steatosis

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18
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MC site of duplications after the ileum

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esophagus

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19
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MC neurologic abnormality resulting to swallowing disorders in infants and children

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cerebral palsy

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20
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MC location where coins typically lodge

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thoracic inlet

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21
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MCC of food bolus impaction in children

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eosinophilic esophagitis

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22
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MC finding of eosinophlic esophagitis

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normal

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23
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2nd MC GI manifestation of CMV infection after colitis

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esophagitis

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24
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Most commonly ingested foreign body

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coins

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25
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MC location of congenital gastric diverticula

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posterior wall

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26
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MC heterotopia in the GIT

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ectopic pancreas

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27
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MC surgical entity affecting infants during the 1st 6 months of life

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hypertrophic pyloric stenosis (HPS)

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28
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MC antropyloric abnormality mimicking HPS on an UGIS

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pylorospasm

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29
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MC location of gastric perforations

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high in the stomach along the greater curvature

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30
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3 MC bezoar types

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trichobezoars, phytobezoars, lactobezoars

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31
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MC smooth muscle neoplasm arising in the GIT (but very rare outside of the esophagus

A

nd rectosigmoid) polypoid leiomyomas

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32
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MC gastric tumors in children

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polyps

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33
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MC associated neoplasm in Meckel’s diverticulum

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carcinoids

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34
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MC presentation of Meckel diverticulum

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painless rectal bleeding

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35
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MC location of lymphatic malformations in the mesentery

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ileal mesentery

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36
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MCC of duodenal injury

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non-accidental trauma

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37
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MC finding in an acute duodenal ulcer

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contrast within an ulcer crater

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38
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MCly associated systemic abnormality in patients w/ duodenal adenomatous polyps

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FAP

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39
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MC abnormality on barium studies in patients with HIV enteropathy

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nonspecific edema

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40
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MC extraintestinal condition of Crohn disease in the pediatric population

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arthritis

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41
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MC abdominal radiograph finding in patients with IBD

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absence of stool in the involved portions of the colon

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42
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Most commonly affected GI segment in patients with Behcet syndrome

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ileocecal area

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43
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MCC of intestinal malabsorption in childhood

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celiac disease (aka nontropical sprue / gluten enteropathy)

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44
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MC vasculitis of childhood (2-6 yo)

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Henoch-Schonlein purpura

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45
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Most commonly involved location of Peutz-Jeghers syndrome

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small bowel (exception siya sa mga polyposis syndromes kasi in general, colon iyong primary site of involvement

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46
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MC location of Burkitt lymphoma

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terminal ileum (high concentration of lymphatic nodal tissue)

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47
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MC subtye of non-Hodgkin lymphoma that occurs in children

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Burkitt lymphoma

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48
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MC cardiovascular abnormalities in anorectal malformation

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ASD and PDA, followed by TOF and VSD

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49
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Hirschsprung diease is most commonly associated with?

A

Down syndrome

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50
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MC newborn surgical emergency

A

NEC

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51
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MC underlying malignancies in pediatric patients with neutropenic colitis

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ALL and AML

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52
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MC site of neutropenic colitis

A

cecum (hence, typhlitis)

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53
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MC area to twist in colonic volvulus in children

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cecum (in adults, sigmoid colon)

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54
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MC neoplasm of the colon

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juvenile polyps

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55
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MC intestinal tumors in childhood

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isolated juvenile or hamartomatous polyp

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56
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MC location of juvenile or hamartomatous polyps

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sigmoid colon and rectum

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57
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MC of the hamartomatous syndromes

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juvenile polyposis syndrome

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58
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MC subtype in sporadic cases of pediatric colon cancer

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mucinous ca

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59
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MC site of carcinoid tumor involving the GIT

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appendix

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60
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MC type of interrupted aortic arch

A

type B (between the left common carotid and left subclavian arteries)

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61
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MC CHD in NF1

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pulmonary stenosis

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62
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2nd MC genetic anomaly associated with CHD after Down syndrome

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Noonan syndrome

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63
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Pneumopericardium is most often seen in?

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premature infants who undergo positive pressure ventilation

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63
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MCC of cardiomegaly in an acyanotic patient with increased pulmonary vascularity

A

VSD

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63
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MC identifiable causes of pericardial effusion in children

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infectious and iatrogenic

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64
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MC cardiac malformation in fetal alcohol exposure

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VSD

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65
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MCC of congenital aortic stenosis

A

bicuspid aortic valve

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65
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MC risk factor for pulmonary embolism in children

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catheter thrombosis

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66
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MC bacterial infection presenting as multiple bilateral alveolar opacities (same din sa adults)

A

adults) staphylococcal

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67
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MCC of lobar pneumonia throughout childhood (same sa adults)

A

Strep pneumoniae

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68
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MCC of acute peribronchial opacities

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viral respiratory infections

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69
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MC associated CHD in the presence of congenital lung hypoplasia

A

TOF or persistent truncus arteriosus

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70
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MCC of bilateral pulmonary hypoplasia

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compression of the lungs during fetal development

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71
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MCC of intrathoracic compression of the fetal lungs

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congenital diaphragmatic hernia

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72
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MCC of extrathoracic compression of the fetal lungs

A

oligohydramnios

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73
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MCC of bilateral overaeration of the lungs

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airway obstruction

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74
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MCC of widespread obstruction of the peripheral airway which is a common cause of obstructive emphysema

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viral bronchitis and bronchiolitis or asthma

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75
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MCC of obstructive emphysema in older infants and children

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endobronchial foreign body or mucous plug

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76
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Mucous plugs occur most commonly in

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asthmatics and children with viral LRTI (see above, similar lang)

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77
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Unilateral pleural effusions are most commonly associated with

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pneumonia

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78
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MCC of massive pleural effusion in the neonate / MCC of congenital hydrothorax

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chylothorax

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79
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MC pulmonary “mass” in children

A

pseudomass caused by a spherical pnueumonia

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80
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MC true lung masses

A

postinflammatory granulomas (TB or fungal)

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81
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MC malignant neoplasm in the lung during childhood whether single or multiple

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metastasis

82
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MC childhood tumors to metastasize to the lungs

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Wilms tumor, Ewing sarcoma, osteosarc, rhabdomyosarc

83
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MC tumors with pulmonary metastasis in children

A

osteogenic sarcoma, Wilms tumor

84
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MC site of metastatic disease in children with Wilms tumor

A

lung

85
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MCC of an apparent anterior mediastinal mass

A

thymus gland

86
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MC middle mediastinal mass

A

lymphadenopathy

87
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MC malignancies to involve the chest wall in children

A

Ewing sarcoma and Askin tumor

88
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2nd MC primary malignancy that occurs in the chest wall in children

A

rhabdomyosarcoma

88
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MCC of symptomatic partial upper airway obstruction in INFANTS

A

laryngomalacia

89
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MCC of upper airway obstruction in children from 6 mo to 3 yrs of age

A

croup / laryngotracheobronchitis

90
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MC benign neoplasm to affect the larynx in children

A

recurrent respiratory papillomatosis

91
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MC primary neoplasm affecting the subglottic trachea

A

hemangioma

92
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MC type of tracheal agenesis

A

Type 2

93
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MC malignant lower large airway primary neoplasm

A

carcinoid tumor

94
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Most commonly affected segmental bronchus in bronchial atresia

A

apicoposterior segmental bronchus of the LUL

95
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MCC of pulmonary infections in infants and young children

A

RSV (2nd mcc: human metapneumovirus/HMV)

96
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MCC of bacterial pneumonia

A

Strep pneumoniae

97
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MC primary benign pulmonary neoplasm (although rare in children)

A

hamartoma

98
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MC tumorlike abnormality in the lungs of children

A

plasma cell granuloma

99
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MC primary lung malignancies in children

A

pleuropulmonary blastoma and carcinoid tumor

100
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MC bronchogenic ca in children

A

adenoca

101
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MC genetic disorder causing chronic pulmonary disease in children

A

cystic fibrosis

102
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MC findings in the chest in the case of collagen vascular diseases

A

pleural and pericardial effusions

103
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MCC of acquired extensive cystic lung disease in children

A

LCH

104
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MC drugs associated with pulmonary toxicity

A

chemotherapeutic agents

105
Q

MCC of accidental death in children

A

MVA then drowning

106
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Diffuse pulmonary calcifications are most commonly seen after

A

varicella infection

107
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MC location of chest masses in the pediatric population

A

mediastinum

108
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MC location of thymic cyst

A

lateral infrahyoid neck

109
Q

MC type of Non-Hodgkin lymphoma

A

lymphoblastic or T cell

110
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MC subtype of Hodgkin lymphoma

A

nodular sclerosing

111
Q

Least differentiated (hence most malignant) and MC of the tumors arising from the sympathetic chain

A

neuroblastoma

112
Q

Most commonly affected bone of the chest wall in TB infections

A

rib

113
Q

MC tumor of childhood

A

infantile hemangioma

114
Q

MC chromosomal abnormality that is associated with a Morgagni hernia

A

Down syndrome

115
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MC tumor found in the diaphragm

A

rhabdomyosarcoma

116
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MC neural tube defect

A

meningomyeloceles (associated with Chiari 2 malformation)

117
Q

MC MRS findings in neonates with neurologic and developmental abnormalities

A

elevated lactate and diminished NAA

118
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MC type of vein of Galen

A

choroidal type with innumerous connections

119
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MC imaging finding in persons with meningitis

A

ventricular enlargement (resulting from impaired CSF absorption by fibrinous inflammatory exudate)

120
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MC imaging findings in the neonate with candida

A

multiple microabscesses within the subcortical and periventricular regions and basal ganglia

121
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MC commisural malformation

A

callosohippocampal agenesis

122
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MCC of macrocephaly in infants

A

benign extraaxial collections of infancy / BESS / benign external hydrocephalus / benign macrocrania / benign subdural effusion of infancy

123
Q

Most commonly involved locations in MELAS syndrome

A

basal ganglia and parietal and occipital lobes

124
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MC form of pediatric CNS infection

A

bacterial meningitis

125
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MC causative organisms of bacterial meningitis in infants older than 1 mo

A

HIB, Strep pneumonia

126
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MC solid pediatric tumors

A

brain tumors

127
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Most commonly used parameter in evaluation of brain tumors

A

CBV

128
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Most commonly involved vessels in sickle cell disease

A

proximal MCA or distal ICA branches

129
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2 MCC of intractable focal epilepsy

A

malformations of cortical development and brain tumors (hippocampal sclerosis is
less common in children compared with adults)

130
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Most commonly involved bones in skull fractures

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parietal and occipital bones (followed by frontal and temporal bones)

131
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Most commonly involved bone in basilar fractures

A

temporal bone

132
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MC location of traumatic SAH

A

posterior interhemispheric fissure and along the tentorium

133
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MCC of extracranial carotid artery injury in children

A

intraoral trauma

134
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MC vertebral anomalies seen with OEIS (omphalocele-exstrophy-imperforate anus- spinal defects) and VACTERL

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spinal defects) and VACTERL hemivertebrae or butterfly vertebrae

135
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MC site of intradural lipomas

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cervicothoracic or thoracic

136
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MC site of transverse myelitis

A

midthoracic spine

137
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MC site of simple posterior meningocele

A

thoracic spine

138
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MC site of neurenteric cyst

A

thoracic

139
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MC site of discitis and osteomyelitis

A

midlumbar spine

139
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MC site of split cord malformation

A

lumbar

139
Q

MC reason for newborn spinal US imaging

A

simple coccygeal pimples

139
Q

Perhaps the MC entity within the caudal cell mass dysplasia spectrum

A

tethered cord syndrome

139
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MC parasitic infection within the spinal cord

A

cysticercosis

139
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MC etiologic organism in discitis and osteomyelitis

A

Staphylococcal aureus

140
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Most commonly affected bones in chronic recurrent multifocal osteomyelitis

A

metaphyses of long bones and the medial clavicles

140
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MCC of acute motor paralysis in children

A

GBS or acute inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy

140
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What segment of the spinal cord is spinal MS predominant?

A

cervical

140
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MC location of intramedullary tumors

A

cervicothoracic

140
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MC site of CSF mets

A

distal thecal sac (most dependent?)

141
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MC AVM in the pediatric population

A

glomus spinal cord fast-flow AVM

141
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MC locations of gangliogliomas

A

temporomesial (50%) or temporolateral (29%)

141
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Physiologic periosteal new bone (infants 1-4 mos) is MC in the?

A

tibia, femur, and humeral diaphysis

141
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MC site of local cortical thickening

A

deltoid insertion at the lateral aspect of the humeral diaphysis

141
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MC spinal anomaly in the fetus

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dysraphism of posterior elements in a neural tube defect

141
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MC fetal MSK tumor

A

sacral teratoma

141
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MC tumor in the newborn infant

A

sacrococcygeal teratoma

141
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MC hemimelia / MC congenital anomaly of the fibula

A

fibular hemimelia

141
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MC fusions in tarsal coalition

A

talocalcaneal and calcaneonavicular

141
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MC carpal fusion

A

lunate and triquetrum

141
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Most commonly identified congenital abnormality of the elbow

A

congenital radial head dislocation (posterior - MC)

141
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MC direction of radial head dislocation (in general)

A

anterior

141
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MC serious complication of hip reduction

A

epiphyseal osteonecrosis

142
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MCC chronic MSK pain in youths / MC chronic musculoskeletal disease of childhood

A

juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA)

142
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Most frequently affected joint in JIA

A

knee > ankle

142
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MCC of childhood pain

A

transient synovitis

142
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Most frequently affected in juvenile dermatomyositis

A

muscles of the scapular and pelvic girdles

142
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MC location for hematogenous osteomyelitis

A

about the knee - distal femur, proximal tibia

142
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MC location for direct inoculation osteomyelitis

A

foot / calcaneus

142
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MC fibrous tumor of infancy

A

infantile myofibromatosis

142
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MC locations of rhabdomyosarcoma

A

H&N and GUT

142
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MC malignancy associated with NF1

A

malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor

142
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MC pediatric bone tumor

A

osteochondroma

142
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MCC of insufficient bone matrix (osteoid) formation

A

osteogenesis imperfecta

143
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MC and most well-recognized finding of hypervitaminosis A

A

long bone hyperostosis

143
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MC form of heavy metal poisoning

A

lead poisoning

143
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Most prevalent heritable lysosomal storage disorder

A

Gaucher disease

143
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MC radiographic abnormality of Gaucher disease

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Erlenmeyer flask deformity

143
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MC finding in leukemia

A

osteopenia

143
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MC site of buckle fractures in children

A

distal radius

143
Q

MC Salter Harris fracture type

A

type II

143
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Most frequently fractured carpal bone

A

scaphoid > triquetrum

143
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MC metacarpal fracture in adolescents

A

fifth metacarpal (boxer’s fracture)

144
Q

MC hip disorder affecting the adolescent population

A

slipped capital femoral epiphysis (Salter Harris I)

144
Q

MC sites for apophyseal avulsion injuries

A

pelvis and knee

144
Q

MC location of osteochondritis dissecans

A

knee (lateral aspect of the medial femoral condyle - MC)

144
Q

MC location of osteochondritis dissecans in the elbow

A

capitellum

144
Q

MC site of symphalangism

A

5th ray of the hand and foot

144
Q

MC pathologic cause of amenorrhea

A

PCOS

144
Q

MC epithelial cell ovarian neoplasm

A

cystadenoma

144
Q

MC stromal/mesenchymal origin ovarian tumor

A

granulosa/theca cell tumor

144
Q

MC group of malignant ovarian tumours

A

GCTs

145
Q

MC malignant ovarian tumours / 2nd MC pediatric ovarian neoplasm

A

dysgerminoma

145
Q

MCC of abnormal sex differentiation in females

A

congenital adrenal hyperplasia

145
Q

MC benign cystic lesion in the phalanges

A

enchondroma

145
Q

Probably the mc bone lesion encountered by radiologists

A

non-ossiying fibroma, aka fibroxanthoma, fibrous cortical defect

145
Q

s MC primary malignant bone tumor

A

Osteosarcoma

145
Q

MC fracture that is associated with a perilunate dislocation

A

transscaphoid fracture

145
Q

MC carpal bone with avascular necrosis

A

lunate

145
Q

Spondylolisthesis associated with bilateral defects of the pars interarticularis occurs most frequently at this level

A

L5-S1

145
Q

Degenerative spondylolisthesis secondary to facet OA occurs at __ in 90% of cases

A

L4-L5

145
Q

Most common site of dislocation in children

A

Elbow joint

145
Q

Most commonly fractured of all the long tubular bones

A

Tibia

145
Q

MC locations of chondrocalcinosis in CPPD

A

medial and lateral compartments of the knee, TFCC, symphysis pubis

145
Q

MC locations of osteochondritis dissecans

A

medial epicondyle of the knee > dome of the talus > capitellum of the elbow

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