Flashcards in Imaging of MSK I & II Deck (24)
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What are:
Radiolucent
Radio-opaque?
dark
light
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inside bone: 2 types:
cortical
cancellous/trebeculae bone
3
how many epiphyses in head of humerus?
3
4
What can be mis diagnosed as fracture? 3 things
epiphyses
ossification centre
nutrient foramen
5
3 types of joints
synovial
cartilaginous
fibrous (skull suture)
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shoulder complex ideal position to take radiograph?
slight external rotation
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MRI what are the 3 fundamental tissue properties?
proton density
T1: fluid dark
T2: fluid bright
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advantages of plain films?
positioning: get standing views
cheap
less radiation
good overview
9
how long for MRI to scan a joint?
~20 minutes
10
Fat suppressed in T1 or T2?
T2
11
What structures on x-ray see better on internal rotation?
humeral head
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What structures on x-ray see better on external rotation?
greater tuberosity
13
3 main views for elbow?
AP
lateral
AP oblique
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what happens if you have elevated fat pads on x-ray in your coranoid/olecranon fossa?
joint effusion
15
When does capitulum first appear?
1st year
16
When does trochlear, lat epicondyle, olecranon first appear?
10th year on
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When does medical epicondyle first appear?
5th year
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When does radial head first appear?
5th year
19
when does medial and lateral epicondyle, radial head and olecranon fuse?
between 15-20 years
20
What is between the distal ulna and the triguetrum?
triangular fibrocartilage
21
what is normal radiocarpal angle?
15 degrees
22
how is carpal alignment during wrist movement? why?
maintained due to intercarpal ligaments
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What does nuclear scintigraphy look at?
activity within bone
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