Rickets Flashcards
Incidence of Infantile Rickets
Etiology of Infantile Rickets
Predisposing Factors of Infantile Rickets
Predisposing Factors of Infantile Rickets
- Rapid Growth
Predisposing Factors of Infantile Rickets
- Ca & Po4 Homeostasis
Predisposing Factors of Infantile Rickets
- Environmental Factors
Pathogenesis of Infantile Rickets
Types of Bone Ossification
Normal endochondral (Intra-cartilaginous) bone growth
Pathology in active Rickets
Zone of Resting Cartilage
- Normal
- Active Rickets
Zone of Proliferating Cartilage
- Normal
- Active Rickets
Zone of provisional calcification (Degenerating cartilage)
- Normal
- Active Rickets
Zone of Newly formed bone
- Normal
- Active Rickets
- Epiphyseal plate is the layer that separates ……
diaphysis from the cartilage
CP of Infantile Rickets
CP of Infantile Rickets
- Early
CP of Infantile Rickets
- Early Symptoms
CP of Infantile Rickets
- Early Signs
CP of Infantile Rickets
- Early Biochemical Markers
CP of Infantile Rickets
- Early Radiological Signs
Def of Craniotabes
Dx of Craniotabes
Other Causes of Craniotabes
Other Causes of Craniotabes
- ICT increase
Other Causes of Craniotabes
- Bone Defects
CP of Advanced Rickets
CP of Advanced Rickets
- Head
CP of Advanced Rickets
- Marked Hypotonia & Weakness of Ligaments
CP of Advanced Rickets
- Chest
Chest CP of Advanced Rickets
- Rosaries
Chest CP of Advanced Rickets
- Longitudinal Groove
Chest CP of Advanced Rickets
- Horizontal Groove
Chest CP of Advanced Rickets
- Harrison Sulcus
Chest CP of Advanced Rickets
- Pigeon Chest
Chest CP of Advanced Rickets
- Flattened lateral chest wall & lower costal flare