Radiology Flashcards
Best imaging modality for complex or intraarticular fractures:
CT
Best imaging modality for medical pathology:
MRI
What makes soft tissues indirectly visible in radiographic images?
select one or more:
a. calcifications
b. fluids
c. gas or vacuum bubbles
a. calcifications
c. gas or vacuum bubbles
Radiological features of osteoaarthrosis (s. osteoarthritis, s. degenerative joint disease)
select one or more:
a. osteophytes
b. periarticular osteopenia
c. symmetric (uniform) joint space narrowing
d. asymmetric (non-uniform) joint space narrowing
e. erosions (marginal, central)
f. subchondral cysts
g. subchondral sclerosis
a. osteophytes
d. asymmetric (non-uniform) joint space narrowing
f. subchondral cysts
g. subchondral sclerosis
Radiological features of inflammatory arthritis
select one or more:
- subchondral cysts
- osteophytes
- erosions (marginal, central)
- asymmetric (non-uniform) joint space narrowing
- subchondral sclerosis
- periarticular osteopenia
- symmetric (uniform) joint space narrowing
- erosions (marginal, central)
- periarticular osteopenia
- symmetric (uniform) joint space narrowing
What does “ankylosis” mean in radiological terminology?
- joint space widening
- fusion of articulating bones (joint space disappears)
- joint space narrowing
- joint dislocation
-fusion of articulating bones (joint space disappears)
Which imaging modality is suitable for bone marrow evaluation?
MRI
During direct MR arthography contrast material is administered:
- perorally
- intraarticularly
- intravenously
- intramuscularly
-intraarticularly
Select most suitable indications of knee ultrasound investigation:
select one or more:
- synovitis
- fluid collections in periarticular soft tissues
- crucial ligaments pathology
- joint cartilage injury
- superficial tendon/ligament
- synovitis
- fluid collections in periarticular soft tissues
- superficial tendon/ligament