Radiology Flashcards

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FOREIGN BODIES

What type of imaging is used for this?

A

Plain radiographs- AP and lateral views

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DYSPHAGIA

What is the initial direct investigation?

If the above does not show anything, what is used next?

If malignancy is discovered, patients proceed to tumour staging with what?

A

Endoscopy

Ba swallow

CT/MRI

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NECK LUMPS

What is the most useful investigation here (and for salivary gland disease)?

The above test can be used to do what else?

A

Ultrasound

FNA (thyroid lumps, malignancy)

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LYMPH NODES

Benign ones tend to be what shape?

What are some other features of benign lymph nodes?

Malignant ones tend to be what shape?

If there is uncertainty, what investigation is used?

A

Elliptical

Central fatty hilum, organised vascular supply

Round

Ultrasound guided FNA

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THYROID MASSES

What accounts for 80% of these masses?

If in doubt, what investigation should be done?

If malignancy is suspected, what should be assessed?

A

Hyperplastic nodules

FNA

Local lymph nodes

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CANCER

What are the standard investigations for staging?

A

CT neck and chest

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7
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What test is best for imaging the larynx?

What test is best for imaging pathologies of the skull base?

What test is best in the elderly and debilitated? Why?

A

CT

MRI

CT- less time

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DEAFNESS

Which imaging test is used in the investiagtion of sensorineural deafness?

What imaging test is used in the investigation of conductive deafness?

What is a pathology which may show up on imaging for both?

A

MRI

CT

Sensorineural = vestibular schwannoma, conductive = cholesteatoma

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9
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What space is this?

What contents are found here?

A

Pharyngeal mucosal space

Mucosa, lymphoid space, constrictor muscles

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10
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What space is seen here?

A

Parotid space

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What space is this?

What contents are within this space?

A

Masticator space

Mandible, muscles, CNV

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What space is this?

What structure can be found here?

A

Retropharyngeal

Retropharyngeal node

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What is this space?

What structures are within it?

What are some pathologies which can be found there?

A

Carotid sheath

Common carotid artery, external jugular vein, deep cervical nodes, CNX

Vestibular schwannoma, paraganglioma

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