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What Cancers is Chemo used for ?

A 
ROPEL
Rhabdomyosacroma
Osteosarcoma
PNET
Ewings
Lymphoma
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Most common agents in treatment of sarcomas?

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Most common agents used in the treatment of sarcomas are ifosfamide and doxorubicin

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What is the most locally invasive benign soft tissue tumor?

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Desmoid tumor

- Wide excision with Glevac (imatinib)

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Non_Ossifying Fibroma Appearence?

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Bubbly, sclerotic borders, eccesntrically based

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What study will differentiate synovial chondromatosis from PVNS?

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Gradient ECHO. Iron will drop out signal in PVNS

- Giant cell tumor of tendon sheath is analogous to PVNS when not intra-articular

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Parosteal osteosarcoma typical location?

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Posterior femur, common in females

- only wide resection if not HIGH grade, 25% invade in intramedullary canal

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Sunburst or Hair on end osteosarcoma?

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Periosteal sarcoma

- multiagent chemo and limb salvage

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Treatment for PAgets sarcoma?

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Chemotherapy, Wide resection, Reconstruction

- Will be hot on bone scan

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What are also on differntial for UBC looking lesion?

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ABC _lakes of blood, fibrous stroma
Telangetatic Osteosarcoma
UBC is never large (more wide) than the physis

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Likely to Met to SPINE in rank order:

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Breast>prostate>lung>kidney>thyroid

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CD138 stain?

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Myeloma

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CD1A stain?

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Eosinophilic granuloma

Langherhan Cell histiocytoma

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CD20/CD45

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Lymphoma

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CD 99 Stain?

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Ewings sarcoma

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Herringbone pattern with pleomorphic cells?

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Fibrosarcoma

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Tibial diaphysis lesion?

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  • Adamantinoma
  • Osteofibrous Dysplasia
    Bowing of tibia and palpable mass is commong
    Adamantinoma soap bubble appearence, sclerosis
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What are most soft tissue sarcomas treated with?

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Wide resection and radiotherapy

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18
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Pagets disease of bone lab findings

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Elevated N-telopeptides, alpha-C-telopeptides, and urinary hydroxyproline l

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What are the common primary tumors found in the spine?

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  • Osteoid osteoma
  • Osteoblastoma
  • EG
  • GCT of bone
  • Hemangiomas
  • ABC
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Hand-Shullen-Christian diesase traid
(Langerhanns cell histocytosis)- is specturm 1. EG if one lesion, HSC disease (boney and visceral), 3. Latter-siwe fatal in young

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  • Exopthalmosis
  • Diabetes insipidus
  • multiple lytic skull lesions
    E
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Preopertive versus Post operative radiation theraypy?

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  • No difference in recurrance
  • Post operative usually high dose, large field therefore increase fibrosis/lymphadema
  • Preoperative- increase rates of wound complications
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Osteofibrous Dysplasia Tpical Pattern?

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Usually anterior COrtex of Tibia

  • Mild anterior bowing
  • Usually in Kids less than 10
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23
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Significant change in SSEPs intra op are?

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> 50% loss in amplitude

>10% increase in latency

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24
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What appears in Poland Syndrome?

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Absence of sternocostal head of Pec Major

- Syndactyly, symbrachydactyly

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Langheranns cells Histocutosis

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CD1a stain

Vertebra plana

Young kid

Skull findings

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Polyostotic Tumors

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Langerhans cell histiocytosis

Fibrous dysplasia (Gnas) 
(McCabe Albright , Mazzarad)

MHE

Enchondromatosis (olliers and mafucci)h

Vascular tumors (angiosarc cd34)

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GCT expresses what Ligand

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RankL

Denosumab- can help treat : RankL inhibitor

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Denosumab MOA

Uses?

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RANKL inhibitor

Unresectable GCT, Hypercalcemia of malignancy, osteoprosis

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29
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Schwanoma Histo SLide Look ?

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Biphasic Antonia A and Antoni B

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30
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Tumors by Anatomic Location?

Tibia Tumors?

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Osteofibrious Dysplasia ( young child)
Adamantinoma
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31
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Osteofibrious dysplasia versus Fibrious Dysplasia ?

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Osteofibrious- Anteiror tibia, Cortical rimming, OSTEOBLASTIC RIMMING

Fibrious Dysplasia- in medullary cavity, NO osteoblastic rimming

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Surface Tumors ?

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Osteochondroma
Periosteoal Chondroma - No bone formation on Histo and no medullary continuity
Parosteal Osteosarc
Periosteal Osteosarc

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Parosteal Osteosarc?

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Low grade surface tumors
Implied lower grade that Periosteal
SURGERY ONLY TUMORS

Can differentiate from osteochondroma by LACK of medullary canal continuity

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Fluid Fluid Levels on Cross Section? Differential

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Primary ABC
Secondary ABC
– UBC, GCT
Telangietatic Osteosarc

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Differentiate between ABC versus UBC?

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ABC the width of the lesion or bone is wider than the phsysis

This is not the case in UBC

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Most Common Sarcomas with ossifications

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  1. Synovial Sarcoma

2. Extra-articular Osteosarc

37
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Inta-articular Tumors

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  1. Synovial Chondromatosis
  2. Synovial Hemangioma 9 skelatllly imature
  3. PVNS: Dark on T1, Dark on T2 ( tenosynovail gian cell tumor
38
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Painful Sub-Ungal Mass cuasing nail deformity?

A

Glomus Tumor

39
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Most Common soft tissue sarcoma of hand?

A

Epitheliod sarcoma

2nd- synovial

40
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Which soft tissue sarcoma require sentinel node biopsy as part of staging?

A 
Epitheliod sarcoma ( lung) 
Rhabdomyosarcoma ( lung) 
These sarcomas goes to lymph nodes
41
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ONly couple of things ( tumors) are Dark on T1 and Dark on T2

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PVNS
Desmoid Tumor ( fibromatosis )
42
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Schawanoma versus Neurofibroma?

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Schanomas on TOP of tumor

Schwanomas- Antoni a and Antoni B

43
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MDM2+ ?

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Atypical Lipomatous Tumor

44
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Myxoid Tumors Appearance on MRI?

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t1 hyper intest
t2 FS- Hyper intese

Myxoma
Myxoid Liposarcoma
Myxofibrosarcoma

45
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Most Commone Soft Tissue Sacroma by Age
5yo?
30yo?
80yo?

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5yo- Rhabdomyosarcoma
30- Synovial Sarcoma
80- UPS ( undifferenentied pleomorphic sarcoma

46
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12:16

A

Myxoid Liposarcoma

47
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2:13

A

Alveolar Rhabdoymyosarcoma

48
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11:22

A

Ewings sarcoma

CD 99 +

49
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Actin ( SMA) Smooth Muscle

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Leiomysosarcoma ( smooth muscle)

50
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s-100 ( stans for a lot but on test)

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Malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor

51
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Brachyury Stain ?

52
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Dose of Pre Op radiation versus Post op in Sarcomas ?

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PRE OP- Smaller does that Post op

53
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Radiation? For Soft Tissue Sarcomas

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Large high grade tumors
Decreases LR by 25%
Pre Op Dose 50Gy
Post Op Dose 66Gy

54
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Imatinib ( Gleevac) Targeted therapy for What?

A

Tyrosine Kinase INhibitor

PVNS

55
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What staging portion is unique for ewings versus osteosarcoma?

A

Bone Marrow Biopsy

56
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12:16

A

Myxoid Liposarcoma

57
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12:22

A

Clear Cell Sarcoma

58
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9:22

A

Myxoid Chondrosarcoma

59
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Adamantinoma Location?

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Usually Tibia
Looks a lot like osteofibrous dysplasia
BIPHASIC

60
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What malignancy may be cold on bone scan?

A

Multiple myeloma
CD 138 (plasma cells)
Associated with hypercalcemia of malignancy

61
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CD1A

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Langerhanns Cells

62
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Mutations in Fibrous Dysplasia?

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GNAs mutation

Ground glass

63
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Polyostotic Fibrous Dysplasia Association?

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McCune Albright

  • Polyostotic Fibrious Dysplasia
  • Endocrine abnormalities
  • Cafe-Au Lait spots

Mazabrauds Syndrome

  • Polyostotic Fibrous Dysplasia
  • Multiple Myxomas
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End of Bone Lesions? Epiphyseal?

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  • Giant Cell Tumor of Bone (adults)
  • Chondroblastoma ( children) - checken wire calcification, edema in side bone
  • Clear Cell Chondrosarcoma

ALL THREE METS TO LUNGS

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Lytic Destructive Lesion in Distal Radius?

A

Giant Cell Tumor

66
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Is renal cell carcinoma radiosensitive?

67
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Rates of recurrance of patients with chondrosarcoma most directly related to what sample characteristic?

A

Telomerase activity ( elongates chromosomes leading to cellular growth and porliferation)

68
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Osteoid Osteoma in the Spine NEAR neural elements treatment?

A

Surgical resection is preferred to radiofrequency ablation

69
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Typical Adamantinoma location and histo?

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Anterior Tibia ( 
Epithelial cells in fibrous stroma
70
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What tumors are most liley to metastasis to spine?

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  1. Breast
  2. Prostate
  3. Lung
  4. Kidney
  5. Thyroid
71
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Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Gene?

A

ACVR1

- Minor trauma or surgery results in BAD HO or ankylosing

72
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EMA?

A

Epitheliod Membrane Antigen
Epitheliod Sarcoma Stain
Common in hands ( amputations for non-healing ulcers)

73
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Ossification center of the Hand

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  1. Capitate 1-3 mo
  2. Hamate 2-4month
  3. Triquetrum
  4. Lunate
  5. Scaphoid
  6. Trapezium
  7. Trapezoid
  8. Pisiform 8-12 years
74
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Nerves in Tendons

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  • Golgi, Pacinian Corpusules with proprioceptive ability in myotendinous JXN
  • Free nerve endings and nociceptic fibers- at Enthesis- bone interface
75
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Collagen fibril size ?

76
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What has been link to growth/development of PVNS?

77
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SIRS Criteria: ( 2 or more)

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  1. Temp >38.0
  2. HR >90 bbpm
  3. RR >20
  4. ABG Co2 <32
  5. WBC >12
78
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What is the shelf life of Freeze dried bone?

A

INfinite- only limited by its sterility

79
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RCT >80% follow up?

80
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RCT <60% FU?

81
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Level III studies

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Case-control

82
Q

What commonly used metal is most suseptible to pitting corrosion ?

A

Stainless steel

83
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Portals and risk in ankle

A

1sst: AM portal- TA is at risk. You can trasnillumante to avoid SPN
2nd. AL port- SPN at risk

84
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9:22 Translocation?

A

Mixoid Chondrosarcoma

85
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Klippel Feil Manifestations?

A

Sprengels Deformity
Scoliosis
Auditory ( deafness)
Cardiac Abnormalities

86
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What portion of the UCL is isometric throughout

A

Anterior Band of the Anterior Bundle

87
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Peroneal Tendon Tears Type I

: Small Tears in each?

A

Tubularization and debridement

88
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Peroneal Tendon Tears Type II :

A

One is irreprabably torn and other is fine

TENODESIS to the Good One

89
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Peroneal Tendon Tears Type III

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Both Irreprabably torn
DECISION IS HINGED ON EXCURSION OF proximal muscle belly
Exurcsion Good- Allograft tendon
No Excursion: FHLl Transfer

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