Principles of Imaging Flashcards

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bone tries to form new bone to make up for the destruction

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Involucrum (vs Sequestrum w/c is more white)

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abnormal displacement of articulating surfaces such that the surfaces are not in contact (total disarticulation)

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Dislocation (Vs sublaxation which is incomplete diarticulation)

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Appearance of Cervical spine during bacterial or Tuberculous infection in XR

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Squarish Vertebral bodies
Above the abnormal wedge-shaped vertebra is where the infection is
appear whiter

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Most affected vertebrae in Bacterial TB

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t11 and t12

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Bone and joint involvement

Csused by trauma or aging

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Arthritides

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Bone formations from traction effects at the sites of capsule attachments

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Osteopjhyte formation seen in OA or Degenerative Joint Disease

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Requirement for diagnosis of OA

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Joint space not maintaned

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5 Radiographic changes in OA

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  1. ASsymetric Joint Space Narrowing
  2. Subchondral Sclerosis
  3. Osteophyte Formation
    4 Subchondral cyst formation
    5 Intercondylar Eminence
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Differentiate DJD from RA

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RA = Bilateral, symmetrical in the non-weight-bearing joints

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EArly radiologic findings in Sclerosis

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PEriarticular Osteoporosos
-Hypertvasculization
-REsorption og bone calcium deposits
Fusiform tissue Swelling

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Late Radiologic findings in sclerosis

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Extensive cartilage destruction, Bone eriosions and ankylosis

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Modt common Primary bone tumor

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odteocytome/ -sarcoma, Multiple myeloma

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XR: Elderyly pt presents with Big mass on Pelvis, CAnnot walk, primary Differential

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Chondrosarcoma, If young,think osteosarcoma

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Sunburst appearance is a pathognomic sign of?

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OSTEOSARCOMA, but not all will present with sunburst appearance
Suburst appearance happens when the tumor is growing too fast and bone comepensation cannto catch up resulting in abnormal pattern of growth (Scattered Bone Formation)

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Most common site of osteosarcoma

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Knee joint
1. Distal femur
2 Proximal tibia
3 proximal humerus

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Popcorn like appearance

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Chondrosarcoma

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Bone lucencies in XR with blood dyscracia

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Multiple Myeloma

17
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Common indications for ultrasound

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/trauma, Overuse syndromes, Soft tissue masses, Infections/Effusions

18
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Painful condition affecting tendon on the radial aspect of the wrist

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De Quervain’s TEnosynovitis

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Black Fluid in UTZ and White solid lines in UTZ

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Ganglion Cyst, Lipoma

20
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Modality to use for Hairline Fracture

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CT scan

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Painful spine area that moves forward or backward from the expected line, pushing/pulling the nerves as well

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Listhesis

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Mgt for Osteosarcoma

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Disarticulate up to the next higher joint
Alwaysa go for lim salvaging
Limb salvage, Chemo, radio

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moda for ruling out Ligamentous Injury

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MRI

24
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specaial pracution for renal and pregnant patients

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MRI

25
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imaging modality of choice for soft tissues, joints and bone marrow

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Magnetic REsonance Imaging

26
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for cortical Bone evaluation

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CT scan

27
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fastest modality

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CT scan (needs only 2 secs) compared to MRI 30 mins

28
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modality for bulging disks (disk spaces)

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spinal MRI

29
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Honeycomb pattern in MRI

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Probably Giant CEll tumor, if there is fluid, then it is GCT

30
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what are hot spots in Skeletal Scintigraphy

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Blacker AReas which represent high metabolic activity

31
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Modality that detects glucose

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Positive Emission Tomographic Scan

32
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Post Treatment diagnostic Tool

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PET-CT

33
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Tracer isotope used in Positive Emission Tomographic Scan

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