Superficial Structures Flashcards

1
Q

2 layers that are indistinguishable and appear as hyperechoic linear structures

A

Epidermis and dermis

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2
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Hypoechoic layer, scattered hyperechoic septations/linear echoes

A

Subcutaneous layer

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3
Q

Hyperechoic layer of varying thickness

A

Fascia

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4
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Found in scalp, face, neck, trunk, or back. Results from obstructed hair follicle, congenital, or trauma.

A

Superficial Epidermal Cyst/ Epidermal Inclusion Cyst/ epidermoid cyst/ sebaceous cyst

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5
Q

Sebaceous cyst sonographic appearance:

A

Varies…pseudotestis

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6
Q

Most common tumor of hand/wrist

A

Ganglion cyst

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7
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Typically found in dorsal aspect of hand/wrist

A

Ganglion cyst

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8
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Aka “bible bump”

A

Ganglion cyst

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9
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Ganglion cyst sonographic features

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Non-compressible, anechoic, acoustic enhancement, may contain debris/septations

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10
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Benign, fatty tumor—usually asymptomatic

A

Lipoma

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11
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Lipoma sonographic features

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Oval, compressible, typically isoechoic to surrounding fat

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12
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Benign, comprised of vascular channels. typically asymptomatic, red colored, raised mass on skin.

A

Hemangioma

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13
Q

Superficial hemangiomas appear

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Hypoechoic

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14
Q

Aka popliteal cyst

A

Bakers cyst

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15
Q

Bakers cyst symptoms may mimic ___

A

Dvt

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16
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Due to weakening in the joint capsule of the knee—synovial fluid collection in popliteal fossa

A

Bakers cyst

17
Q

Found in gluteal cleft, fingers, or toes. May become infected and develop into an abscess

A

Pilonidal cyst

18
Q

“Nest of hair”—made of loose hair and skin debris

A

Pilonidal cyst

19
Q

Sonographic features of pilonidal cyst

A

Complex mass, hyperemia, hypoechoic tract extends from cyst to surface of skin

20
Q

2nd most common tumor of hand/wrist

A

Giant cell tumor

21
Q

Cystic-appearing mass w/out enhancement

A

Giant cell tumor

22
Q

Infection and inflammation of skin and subcutaneous tissue

A

Cellulitis

23
Q

Cellulitis is caused by

A

Staph & strep

24
Q

Sonographic features of cellulitis

A

Cobblestone appearance

25
Q

Bullets, shrapnel, metallic objects may cause _____ or ______ artifact

A

Reverb or ring-down