Radiology - Oncology Flashcards

1
Q

why is bone scan not done in multiple myeloma?

A

photopaenic, won’t show up

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2
Q

multiple myeloma see what in investigations?

A

Urine: Bence Jones proteins
Blood: paraproteins
skeletal, skull: x-rays: multiple lytic lesions

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3
Q

why is technicium-99 used in bone scans?

A

shows osteoblastic activity

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4
Q

when something in spine is increased density what do you call it?

A

diffuse sclerosis

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5
Q

what cancers cause sclerotic lesions

A

prostate
breast

lymphoma
TB
Paget’s
vertebral body hemangioma

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6
Q

What kind of lung opacities are there?

A

Ground Glass opacity
interstitial opacity
alveolar opacity

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7
Q

Ground Glass opacity usual cause?

A

PCP

pulmonary haemorrhage

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8
Q

bronchovascular nodules indicates?

A

sarcoid

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9
Q

AML on chest x-ray see increased densities, could be what?

A

opportunistic infections due to immuno suppression/chemo

candidiasis

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10
Q

2 likely pathological causes of pneumoperitonism

A

peptic ulcer disease
diverticulitis
cancer

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11
Q

Multiple myeloma how to image?

A

skeletal survey, X-rays of the whole body

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