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1
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Osteogenesis Imperfecta decrease is amout of?

A 
Normal Type I collagen
- COLA1a1, 
- Glycine substitution 
AR form is more severe 
SABER Shin, Bisphosphonates
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Prophylactic slip indiations?

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  • Hypothyroidsm
    . Girls Les than 10, boys less 12
  • obesity
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Mutation of Marfan/s syndrome?

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Fibrillin-1

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Best Prognostic indicator for good outcome after LCP?

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<6 years old

- Fragmentation phase is 6months after initial. this is when lateral pillar classification determined

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Bowed legs at 2 years, knocked knees at 3 yeaers

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valugs until normal at 7 years

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Angle of drennan (blounts) line from metaphyseal beaks perpendicular to axis of tibia?

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> 16d has greater than 95* progression
- Operative is grter than 4 in ALL stages
NEED to correct to 10-15d of VALGUS

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Distal Clavicle Physeal fractures pathoanatomy?

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The clavicle displaces away from physis and periosteal sleeve, physis and sleeve stay attached to AC/CC ligaments

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Clubfoot correction

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  • Cavus
  • Adductus
  • Varus
  • equinus ( Achilles tenotomy)
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Calcaneonavicular coalition Tx

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  • immobilization/ rest
  • resection with EDB interposition
  • No supple- arthrodesis
    If talocalcaneal >50% arthrodesis/<50% resection
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10
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C1-C2 fusion for downs syndrome AAI

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ADI
>5mm and myelopathic
or >10m

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Neurmofibromatosis phenotype

A 
-ANTERIOR LATERAL BOWING tibia
(posterior medial- packaging problems)
- Café-AuLait- SMOOTH (California)
- Short SHarp Dytrophic Scoliosis
- AD, Cutaneous neuromas
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Progression of Thorcacolumbar kyphosis in Achondroplasia?

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Will improve by 12-18 months when child ambulates

FGFR-3 mutation

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FGFr2 mutation ?

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Aperts

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Klippel-feil syndrome and scapular deformity?

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Sprengels deformity- difficulty in shoulder abduction

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What is the cut-off age for AI to be less than 25d?

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6months
Normal Alpha Angle (>60)
Normal Beta Angle <55

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What to do if pavlik harness has failed after 3 weeks in child <6months old?

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Convert to semi-rigid abduction orthosis

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When do you do closed reduction and spica casting in DDH?

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6-18months old

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When do you do open reduction and spica casting of DDH?

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> 18months old

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19
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Open reduction with femoral or acetabular osteotomies in children greater than?

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2years old

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What does vancomycin bind to?

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D-Ala-D-Ala moieties in bacterial cell wall

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What other work-up does Juvenile idiopathic Arthritis need (JIA?

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Optho for anterior uveitis

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Infantile tibia var indications for operative treatment?

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  • needs to have osteotomy by age of 4
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When are barlow and Ortaloni maneuvers useless?

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After the age of 6mo.

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24
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Breakdown of femoral shaft fracture treatment in kids?

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<6months- Pavlick versus spica cast
7m-5 years- <2/3cm shortening- spica
>2cm short: ORIF/Flex Nails
6-11y: length stable- flexible nail
unstable- ORIF, ExFix
>11 year: Flex nails ,10lbs, Troch lateral entry

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25
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Coxa Vara Surgery angle?

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Hilgrenrieners epiphyseal angle
Line thorugh physis adn H line
<45d can observe, >60d Valgus osteotomy

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26
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30s subunit on ribosome

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Aminoglycoside(gentamicin, tobramicin)

Tetracycline (doxycycline)

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50s ribosomal subunit acotrs

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Macrolides (azithromycin, erythromycine)

Clindamycin

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28
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Pseudoachondroplasia gene and differences?

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  • NO frontal bossing, No spinal stenosis

- COMP on chromosome 19

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29
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What is the rash associated with LYME disease?

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Erythema Migrans

  • Amoxicillin/Doxycycline
  • Borrelia Burgdorferi
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30
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Elbow fracture associated with dislocation?

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ME fracture- Plan for dissection? Brachialis (MCTN), Triceps (Rad. N. )

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31
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Excessive supination during SWING phase of gait after ponsetti castin? What Tendon to transfer and where?

A

TA

  • LATERAL Cuneiform 1
  • Cuboid 2
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32
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Rugger Jersey Spine pathonogmonic?

Erlemeyer Flask of distal femur

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Osteopetrosis

- Defect in Carbonic Anhydrse (hearing los, anemia

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Duchene’s Muscular dystrophy

  • Inheritance pattern
  • gene/protien
A
  • XLR
  • Gowers sign
  • Scoliosis in 90-95%
  • Dystrophin
  • Bewckers is less severe form (some dystrophin)
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34
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Tibial Torsion test ?

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Thigh-Foot angle (normal between -5–>20

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35
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Increase femoral anteversion signs?

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  • In towing gate
  • Knee IN LINE with foot
    Increase interrotaiton
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36
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Normal Heel bisector line?

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Between the 2nd/3rd

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37
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When should physiologic genu Varum resolve?

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2 years, especiialy b3

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38
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Jump gait conctractures?- Hip flexion, Knee Flexion, Plantar flexion
Crouch Gain Contractures?

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Hip Flexion, kne Flexion, Ankle Dorsiflexxion (calcaneous on floor during entire stance phse)

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39
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Iselin’s Disease is ?

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traction apophysitis of base of 5th metatarsal

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40
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Which artery is HYPOPLASTIC in clubfoot?

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Anterior tibial artery

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41
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LDFA Normal?
MPTA Normal
F-T Angle Normal

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85-90
85-90
5-10

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42
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hallmarks of marfans?

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AD
Fibrillin-1
Dolichostenomelia
Scoliosis
Dural ectasia
Cardiac problems
acetabular protrussio
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43
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Uper Cervical problem in achondroplasia

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Foramen Magnum stenosis

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44
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What iw gene for Spinal Muscular Atrophy?

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Survival Motor Neuron II (SMN2)

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45
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Arthrogyrposis hip reduction? Open or closed?

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Probably not going to be able to do it with CLosed, will be open and with MEDIAL approach
- No elbow flexion, wrist flexed , internally rotated shoulder

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What is common etiologic bacterial agent following varicella injection/infection?

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Group A- beta hemolytic strep

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47
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What muccopolysaccaraidosis is odontoid hypoplasia associated with?

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Moroqiuo Syndrome

Accumulation of Keratan sulfate

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48
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Bilateral Flattening of the femoral epiphsysis?

Unilateral Flattending of Femoral Epiphysis?

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  • Bilateral - Multiple Epiphyseal Dysplsia- Survey

- Unilateral- Legg-Cathe Perthes

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49
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?Which Zone does SCFE usually happen in

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Zone of Hypertrophy

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50
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Growth plate zone associated with achondroplasia?

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Proliferative Zone

- also gigantism

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51
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Hypertrophic Zone pathology?

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SCFE
SH Fractures
Rickets

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52
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Gauchers and Diastrophic Dysplsia Chondral zone?

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Resting Zone

53
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Most Likely strucutre that is trapped under tibial eminience fractures?

A

Medial meniscus

54
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Erbs Palsy with Favorable recovery if what is seen early?

A

Biceps function/ elbow flexion

55
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Tibial Bowin

  • Anterior Lateral?
  • Anterior Medial?
A
  • AL- NF-1

- AM- Fibular Hemimelia (no ACL, Absent Lateral Ray

56
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Fibrilin-1 is on what chromosome?

57
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Packing problems in utero

A

DDH, MT adductus, Torticollis

58
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Calcaneal Valgus AND and PM bowing? What should you expect?

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LLD 4-6 cm

59
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Salter and Triple (Steele)

A
  • rotational osteotomies (think if them like PAOs with pubis/triradiates)
  • Salter is ONE cut
  • Triple is obviously 3
  • Rotate through the pubis
60
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Pemberton and DEGA Osteotomy are what type of osteotomies?

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Volumetric reducing osteotomies

61
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Where is the hip volume loss in CP kids?

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Posterior superior- need to graft in the back

- DDH is most anterior lateral

62
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What is the most common position of the chile in utero?

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Head own, LEFT hip towards sacrum

- Left hip more common in DDH

63
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What is the grey Zone in infantile blounts angle of Drennen?

64
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When does the the proximal femoral epiphysis form or show up

65
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When does closed reduction of hip probably not work?

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Definitely over 18 months WONT work

66
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What does fibrous dysplasia on histology

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Scattered calcification- Chinese Letters

67
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Fibular Hemimelia things ?

A
  • ACL out
  • Lack of lateral rays of foot
  • Ball and Socket joint
  • Anterior Medial Tibial bowing
  • Sonic Hedgehog
68
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What are the muccopolysaccharidosis?

All are AR except HUNTER ( Xlinked)

A
  • Moroqio- Keratan Sulfate
  • Hunters
  • Hurlers- Dermatan Sulfate
  • San Fellipo
69
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Larsens Syndrome ?

A

Fixed dislocations that are STIFF
Wide set eyes
Club feet

70
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What mother factor is associated with sacral agenesis?

A

Maternal Diabetes

71
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NF-1

A
  • Lisch nodules - needs six
  • Coast of California- smooth
  • dural extasia
  • PENCILLING of ribs (three)
  • Short, sharp, diastropic curves
72
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NF-1

What chromosome ?

A

-Lisch nodules - needs six
-Coast of California- smooth
- dural extasia
- PENCILLING of ribs (three)
- Short, sharp, diastropic curves
CHromosome 17

73
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What is the LLD asssocaited with Posterior medial tibial bowing?

A

BOWINR RESOLVES

4CM Tibial descrepancy

74
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What limb length decrepancy is ok at maturation?

75
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Lengthening with fixitor and osteotomy?

A

1 month/CM of needed length to remain on
100% complication rate
95% efficacy rate

76
Q

Varus normal Until When 2 years
Valgus Normal 2-6 years
Nomrmal Alignment 7 years

77
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Blounts Treatment? <4yo , >4yo

A

<4yo: Brace as Toddler
>4yo: Surgery
If >4yo and Langenskoild classification you used Surgical OVER CORRECTION
OVER CORRECTION

78
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Blunts Disease Angle?

A

<11d normal
111-15 Monitor
>16 d- treat with braces or surgeryBrce if less thn 4yo, Surgery if Class IV or over 4

79
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Tibial Deficiencies
Extensor mechanism; NONE?
Extensor MEchanism intact?

A

NONE: Knee disarticularion

Present- BKA, Syme

80
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Bowing
Anteriorlateral Bowing?
Posterior Medial?
Anterior Medial

A

AL: “ A-L Bad”, Neurofibromatosis, Ch 17, pseuodarthrosis

PM: Calcaneoolavugs foot association, Bowing improves, residual limb length deficiency is 4CM

AM: Fibular hemelia (

81
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Anterior lateral tibia bowing without fracture Tx?

A

AL Bad, But you treat the bowing with orthosis UNLESS there is actual fracture

82
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Fibular hemilelia associations:

A 
Criciate defieciency
Coxa Vara
Lateral rays absent
Lateral femoral condyle hypoplasia
Ball and socket ankle ( unstable ankle- Syme amputation)
83
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What side is the discoid meniscus ?

A

Lateral side

3 consecutive cuts on the saggitals show menisceal body

84
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Congenital dislocations of hte knee asssociation

A

Larsens Syndrome, arthrogryposis, myelomenigoceole

Rule out Hip dysplasia ( need U?S or exrays of the hip)

85
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AER ( apical ectodermal ridge)?

A

Proximal to distal
Inter-digital apoptosis

THALIDOMIDE NHIBITS

86
Q

Zone of Polarizing activity ( ZPA)

A

Radial to ulnar development

Sonic Hedghog

87
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Wnt

A

Dorsal to volar developement

88
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Ectoderm

A

Responsible for neural crest, skin, spinal cord

89
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Endoderm

A

Notochord—nucleus pulposis

90
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THALIDOMIDE INHIBITS WHAT?

A

AER ( proximal to distal)

91
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Notochord (endoderm) induces the ectooderm to form the spinal cord. when does notchod go away

A

After somoites form vertebra from mesoderm ( nulceus pulposis is remnant of notochord)
Chordoma is Notochord remnant

92
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Vertebral Body Growth ends:

Neural Arch growth ends:

A

Body Growth ends at 16-18

Arch growth at 8 years- canald diameter fixed at 8 yeras

93
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Where does the epiphyseal vessels STOP in the growth plate?

A

Goes through reserve zone and proliferative zone ( high o2)but NOT hypertrophic ZONE (low o2 tension)

94
Q

Groove on Ranvier does what?

A

Anchors to pericondrium and BONE formation wthout latitudnal growth

95
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Perichondral ring of LaCroix

A

Give mechanical support to the epiphysis and growth plate

96
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C-R_I_T_O_E

A

6months, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11

97
Q

Autosomal Dominant?

A
  1. Achodonroplastia
  2. SED
  3. Jansen and Smid Metaphyseal Dysplasia
98
Q

Autosomal Recessive

A

Morquios
Distrphic Dysplasia
Often SINGLE enzyme disorder

99
Q

Partial deletions in Chromosome 15

A

Prader Willi- Paternal deletion

Angelmann- Materal deletion

100
Q

Intraarticular metaphysis?

A

Hip
Shoulder
Elbow
Ankle

NOT KNEE

101
Q

Most common acute hematogenous infections in Kids?

A

S. Aureus
PVL Strains: more complex, multisystem organ failure

CLINDAMYCIN

102
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Kocher Criteria

A

Fever
Inability to bear weight
WBC >12
ESR>40

4/4 99% septic hip

CRP >2 independent risk factor for septic hip

103
Q

XLD condition

A

XL Hypophosphatemic ricketts

104
Q

Parellelism of the Talus and calcaneus on AP AND LATERAL?

A

Pediatric Clubfoot

105
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What is needed after Ponsetti Casting for Clubfoot

A

Foot External rotation orthosis (70d)

Full Time for 3 months then night tim until 3-4 years

106
Q

Most common reason for clubfoot recurrance?

A

lack of bracing compliance

Need for early recasting

107
Q

Last Portion of Ponsetti Casting?

A 
Equinus release (tenotomy)
CAVE
108
Q

Long term seqeula of Clubfoot?

A

Lateral forefoot overload
Have to transfer Anterior TIb. tendon to Lateral cunieform
They have dynamic supination with gait

109
Q

Metatarsus Adductus

A

Packaging Disorder
85% resolve
Medial devaited forefoot with convex lateral border

110
Q

Type of foot does CVT have?

A

Dorsal dislocation of navicular on talus
Rocker botttom foot
50% due to neuromuscular or genetic causes

111
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What view do you want to get with CVT suspected?

A

Lateral XR of foot in PLANTAR FLEXION
Axis of first metarsal is ABOVE the talus
(navicular does not ossify until 3 yers

112
Q

What is most common Tarsal Colalition?

A
  1. Calcaneonavicular (45d oblique view) 8-12yo

2. Talo Navicular 12-15 yo,

113
Q

What is weak/strong in CMT?

A

Posterior Tib Strong
Peroneus Longus strong
Peroneus Brevis Wekan,
Anteriro Tib Weak

114
Q

COL1A1 or COL1A2 disease and anethesia risk?

A

Osteogensis imperfecta
BLue sclera
Malignant Hyperthermia Risk
olecranon apophysis avulsion fractures

115
Q

Bisphosphonates for OI?

A

Decrease fracture incidence and

PARK HARISS lines on Xray

116
Q

Fibrillin 1 defect?

A

Marfans Syndrome
Aortic Roo dilation, SUPERIOR Lends dislocation
AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT
Acetbular Proturssio

117
Q

Achondroplastia Spinal Findings ?

A 
FGFR3
Decreasing  interpedicular Length from L1-L5
autsomal Dominant ( but much are random and with advnaced paternal age)

PROLIFERATIVE ZONE OF PHYSIS

118
Q

Spinal Pathology in Achondroplasia

A
  1. Foramen magnum stenosos ( Sleep apnea and death)
  2. Thoracolumbar Kyphosis ( most resolve when walking begings)
  3. Lumbar Spinal Stenosis ( usually later)
119
Q

Keratin Sulfate Accumulation Disorder?

A

Moroquio Syndrome
Abnormal Beta Galatosidase enzyme
ODONTOID HYPOLASIA- C1-C2 instabiliity

120
Q

What do you have to due prior to surgery for

  1. Mucopolysaccaradosis
  2. Pseudochondroplastia
  3. SED
A

Get flexion extension veiws of C-Spine

121
Q

DDH Timeline Treatment

A

0-6mo- Pavlik Harness
6-18mo- Spica casting, closed reduction ( placed for 3months- adductor tenotomy
>18monts_ OPEN reduction +/- Pelvic and femoral osteotomies

122
Q

What are looking for on medial die pool on arthrogram in DDH

A

<5mm for reduction

123
Q

Approaches for Open reduction in DDH

A

Medial- Risk of AVN

Anterior lateral- can do capsuloraphy and pelvic osteotomies through same approach

124
Q

What pelvic osteotomies hinge on Triradiates?

A

Dega
Pemberton
San Diego

125
Q

Types of pelvic Osteotomies ?

A

Redirectional( Salter, Ganz, Triple)

ReContourning ( Dega, Pemberton, Sandiego)

Salvage; Chiari and Shelf

126
Q

Herring Classification of LCP

A

a: no loss of laterl 1/3 height
B: <50% loss
B/C: 50% loss of hiehg
C: >50% loss of height

127
Q

Gage Sign?

A

Osteopenic “V” lateral aspect of physis

128
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Bracket Phalanx or Metatarsal in kid- what is treatment ?

A

PHysiolysis - break it up

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