Radiology Live Unit 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Usual location for morgagni

A

Right sided, causes right paracardiac opacity

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2
Q

Chance of recurrence after successful air reduction of ileocolic intussusception

A

10-15%

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3
Q

Most specific US feature of wilms

A

Tumour pseudocapsule

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4
Q

Neuroblastome vs wilms calcification

A

Fine, stippled vs coarse chunky

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5
Q

Trummerfield zone

A

Lucent metaphyseal band with adjacent sclerosis, suggests scurvy

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6
Q

Most likely cause of right paracardiac opacity on neonatal CXR

A

Morgagni hernia

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7
Q

CCAM associated with renal agenesis

A

Type 2

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8
Q

Thanatophoric dysplasia skull

A

Macrocephaly with large anterior fontanelle

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9
Q

Prenatal CCAM associated with

A

Hydronephrosis

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10
Q

Hepatoblastoma vs infantile haemangioma calcifications

A

Hepatoblastoma are coarse and chunky, Haemangioma are fine and stippled

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11
Q

Painful swelling of hands and feet in sickle cell

A

Dactylitis, or hand-foot syndrome

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12
Q

Smooth, single layered periosteal reaction in diaphysis of long bones (infant)

A

Physiological periostitis

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13
Q

2 week old, heterogenous suprarenal mass with no calcifications

A

Adrenal haemorrhage

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14
Q

Hurlers spine features

A

anterior inferior beaking

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15
Q

Mesoblastic nephroma vs wilms

A

Mesoblastic nephroma is homogenous & more well defined

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16
Q

Hurlers underlying pathology

A

Accumulation of Dermatan and Heparan Sulfate

17
Q

Best sequence to look for fat to differentiate Wilms from AML

A

T1 fat sat

18
Q

Heterogenous suprarenal mass in neonate US

A

Likely adrenal haemorrhage, f/u rpt US in 1-2 weeks

19
Q

Metaphyseal fraying and cupping

A

Vit D deficiency (Rickets)

20
Q

Isolated vertebra plana

A

LCH, usually spontaneously resolves

21
Q

Optic glioma Rx

A

Observation with MRI, usually WHO grade 1

22
Q

CCAM and renal cysts on prenatal US, Ix

A

Foetal MRI

23
Q

Diffusion restriction in posterior fossa

A

Medulloblastoma

24
Q

Frankel’s line

A

Dense white line at the metaphyseal end of growth plate, specific to scurvy

25
Q

Neonate with congenital diaphragmatic hernia Iz

A

US chest and abdo

26
Q

Most sensitive to detect calcifications in paeds liver masses

A

CT