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UE Flashcards

1
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Barton Fx

A

dorsal margin of distal radius best viewed laterally

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Reverse Barton Fx

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volar margin of the distal radius best viewed laterally

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Hutchinson Fx

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Radial margin of the distal radius best viewed with PA

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Smith Fx

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Large fx of the distal radius that displaces volarly

MOI fall on back of hand or direct blow to dorsum of hand

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5
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Galeazzi Fx

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Fx of distal 1/3 of radius with proximal end displaced dorsally
MOI FOOSH or blow to dorsolateral wrist

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6
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Best view of scaphoid bone

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PA with ulnar deviation

MOI FOOSH

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7
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Best view of pisiform and pisotriquetral joint

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Supinated oblique

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8
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Best view of triquetral bone and radial styloid

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Pronated oblique

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9
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Best view of hook of hammate, pisiform, and volar aspect of trapezium

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Carpel tunnel view (full wrist extension)

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10
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Bennet Fx

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Fx of proximal end of the 1st metacarpal

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Boxers Fx

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Fx of metacarpal neck (typically 5th) with volar angulation of distal fragment

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12
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Gamekeepers Thumb

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Fx of base of proximal phalanx

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13
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Stener Lesion

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Ruptured end of ulnar collateral ligament displaced superficially to the adductor pollicis aponeurosis

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14
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Hulten Variance (ulnar variance)

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radial styloid process normally exceeds the length of articular end of ulna by 9-12 mm
Negative variance ulna is more proximal (more than 12 mm)
Positive variance ulna is displaced distally and has less ulnar variance

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15
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Radial angle

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ulnar slant 15-25 degrees

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16
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Palmar Inclination

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Volar tilt of the articular surface of radius 10-25 degrees

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17
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TFCC

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Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex
Triangular fibrocartilage
Radioulnar ligament
Ulnocarpal ligament
Extensor Carpi Ulnaris tendon sheath
Meniscus homologue
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18
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Normal Elbow carrying angle

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approx 15 degrees

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19
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CRITOE

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Capitellum
Radial Head
Internal (Medial) Epicondyle
Trochlea
Olecranon
External (Lateral) Epicondyle

If you see only 3 fragments should be the first 3 on the list otherwise (they disappear with External epicondyle first)

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20
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Elbow Lateral View

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Best view for olecranon process, anterior radial head, humeroradial joint
Disad- poor view of posterior radial head and coronoid process

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21
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Radial head Capitellum view

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Radial head visible free of coranoid process, good view of capitellum, hueroradial and humeroulnar

22
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What position do most elbow fractures occur in?

A

extension

23
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Radial head fx Mason System

A 
Type 1 - Undisplaced
Type 2 - Displaced
Type 3 - Comminuted (multiple fragments)
Type 4 - Fx with dislocation
MOI FOOSH
24
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Osteochondritis Dissecans

A

Panner Disease valgus strain of elbow leads to fllattening of capitellum

25
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Radial head articulates with what part of the humerus?

A

Capitellum

26
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Ulnar coronoid process articulates with what part of the humerus?

A

Trochlea

27
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Monteggia Fx

A

Fx of ulna and dislocation of radius

MOI: force pronating during fall or direct blow to posterior ulna

28
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Bado Classification

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Type 1 Distal Ulna displaced posteriorly
Type 2 Distal Ulna displaced anteriorly
Type 3 Distal ulna displaced laterally
Type IV Proximal fx of both radius and ulna

29
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Grashey View

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Patient Rotated 40 toward side of suspected injury

Used to visualize glenoid in profile

30
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Axillary view

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Shot from above with patient in abduction

Identifies A/P dislocation

31
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West point view

A

Patient lies prone in abduction, radiograph angled at 25 degrees to patients midline and 25 degrees to table surface
Best for anterior inferior rim of glenoid

32
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Lawrence View

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Patient supine with arm abducted

Demonstrates A/P view

33
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Transthoracic Lateral View

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Valuable for determining degree of displacement or angulation of bony fragment of proximal humerus

34
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Bicipital View

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pt leans forward with hand in supination

Used to visualize trauma to bicipital groove

35
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AC View

A

patient is erect with arm in neutral, beam is directed upward 15 degrees

36
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Acromial Morphology

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Type 1 Flat
Type 2 Smoothly curved
Type 3 Hooked

37
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Transcapular (Y) View

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pt is erect, rotated 20 degrees, beam directed at medial border of protruding scapula
Demonstrates scapular fx

38
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Most common position of ant shoulder dislocation

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ABD, EXT, ER

Diagnosed with AP and Y scapular view

39
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Bankart Fx

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Inferior glenoid fossa fx

40
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Hills-Sach Lesion

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Posterolateral Humeral head lesion from impact with anterior inferior glenoid fossa during anterior dislocation

41
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Posterior Shoulder Dislocation

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Rare (2-3% of shoulder dislocations)
Position Add, Flx, IR
Caused by direct force or electric shock/siezure

42
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Post-traumatic Osteolysis

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Reabsorption of distal acromial end of clavicle eventually resulting in marked widening of the AC Joint

43
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Ligaments involved in AC joint separation

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Acromioclavicular ligament

Coracoclavicular ligament

44
Q

Signs of Chronic Cuff Tear

A

Eroded inferior aspect of acromion
Narrowed Acromiohumeral joint space
Flattening of the greater tuberosity

45
Q

A

A

Alignment

Size of bone, number of bones, shape and contour of bone, bone and joint position

46
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Shades of Gray Darkest to Brightest (6)

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Air (black) –> Fat (gray/black)–> Water (Gray) –> Bone (white) –> Contrast media (bright white) –> Heavy metals (solid white)

47
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B

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Bone Density

48
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C

A

Cartilage Space

Width and symmetry

49
Q

S

A

Soft Tissue

Swelling, Fat pad displacement

50
Q

Ulnar ring thing is associated with what joint

A

triquetrohamate

51
Q

Sites of Ulnar nerve entrapmet

A

Cubital tunnel, tunnel of guyon, flexor carpi ulnaris

Diagnostic Imaging COPY (2 decks)

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