MSK Flashcards
Crescent sign on pelvic x-ray
Avascular necrosis
Weber type A fracture
Fracture distal to the syndesmosis
Weber type B fracture
Fracture involving the syndesmosis
Weber type C fracture
Fracture proximal to the syndesmosis (involving the ankle ligaments making it unstable)
What is the management of Weber type A,B and C fractures
A = CAM boot and mobilise B = CAM boot vs ORIF depending on stability C = ORIF
Explain the Salter-harris classification system
Type 1 = involves the physis
Type 2 = involves the physis and epiphysis
Type 3 = involves the physis and metaphysis
Type 4 = involves the physis, epiphysis and metaphysis
Type 5 = crush fracture of physis
imaging of choice for achilles tendon rupture
USS
what is the management of anti-phospholipid syndrome?
Primary prophylaxis - 75mg aspirin Secondary prophylaxis (miscarriage doesnt count as thrombotic event)- warfarin or LMWH if pregnant `
pencil in cup xray appearance
Psoriatic arthritis
pain in DIP joints worse in morning and relieved by exercise
psoriatic arthritis
shortened and externally rotated leg
femoral/NOF fracture
shortened and internally rotated leg
hip dislocation
feltys syndrome triad
rheumatoid arthritis with destructive joint involvement + low white cell count + splenomegaly
imaging of choice for suspected osteomyelitis?
MRI
where is the most common site that osteomyelitis occurs in the long bones of children?
metaphysis