SBAs for the Final FRCR 2A Unit 2 Flashcards
MRI findings in transient patellar dislocation
Oedema to medial facet of patella and lateral femoral condyle
Anterior of C1 lies infront of lower portion of C2
Atlantoaxial impaction
Bony ankylosis of carpal bones
Suggests juvenile rheumatoid arthritis
Hypervascular pannus
Intermediat eto high T2, low T1, enhances and retains on delayed imaging
Commonest fracture associated with radial head fracture
Coronoid process fracture
Dashboard injury, normal knee XR, most likely MR findings
Anterior tibial bruising
US findings of baker’s cyst
Anechoic cyst communicating with semimembranosis and medial head of gastrocnemius
Epiphyseal lucent lesions in epihysis of immature long bones
Chondroblastoma
Multiple myeloma X-ray sensitivity
75% will have positive findings
Most echogenic foreign body for US vs X ray
Wood
MR, XR and clinical correlation of OA severity
MR and XR correlate well with each other, not with symptoms
Lucent lesion, wide zone of transition in distal femoral metaphysis, with fluid-fluid levels
Telangiectatic osteosarcoma
Commonest fracture associated with perilunate dislocation
Scaphoid
Sarcoid joint changes
Cyst-like radiolucencies,
Lacelike pattern of bone destruction
erosions
subcutaneous soft tissue mass
thinly septated cystic lesion near proximal tibiofibular joint, no enhancement
Ganglion cyst
Ankylosis distribution in AS
Involved vertebral edges and centre
RFA success in osteoid osteoma
Complete symptom relief seen in 90% after initial therapy
Osteomyelitis vs neuropathic arthropathy
Osteomyelitis shows focal involvement
Resorption of the middle portion of terminal phalanx
Polyvinyl chloride
Advantage of fat sat T1 in MR arthrography
Allows determination of full vs partial thickness tear
Low T1/T2 signal mass in foot with enhancement
Plantar fibromatosis (morton’s neuroma is T1 iso)
CPPD associated with
Hypothyroidism,
Hyperparathyroidism,
Hypomagnesaemia,
Haemochromatosis
Presier disease
Osteonecrosis if the scaphoid
Iselin disease
Osteochondrosis of base of 5th metatarsal
Vertebral haemangioma MRI appearances
T1 bright, T2 bright, STIR dark
Posterior iliac horns
Nail-patella syndrome
Parosteal osteosarcoma vs myositis ossificans
Pattern of calcification:
Diffuse & mainly central vs peripheral
Reverse hybrid total hip replacement
Cemented acetabular cup plus uncemented femoral stem
Calcaneal fracture classification
Based on fracture location at posterior facet
Normal tibio-calcaneal angle
60-90 degrees
Normal talo-calcaneal angle
15-40 degrees
Osteogenesis imperfecta
Type 1 is most common. Characteristic blue sclera. Hearing impairment.
Type 4: blue sclera often absent after adolescence.
Type 2 and 3 have significantly reduced life span
Mucopolysaccharidoses without intellectual impairment
Morquio