Osteoblastic dz Flashcards

1
Q

osteopetrosis aka

A

Albert-schonberg dz
marble bones
chalk bones

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2
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osteopetrosis is the result of what enzyme defiency

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carbonic anhydrase

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3
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what function is defective in osteopetrosis?

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osteoclast

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4
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you see —–apperance in osteopetrosis

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bone within a bone

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5
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congenital type of osteopetrosis is

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malignant

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6
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tarda type of osteopetrosis is

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benign

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7
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Radiological feature of osteopetrosis

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erlenmeyer flask deformity
Rugger jersey spine
sandwich vertebra

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8
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Erlenmeyer flask deformities

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  • Gaucher’s Disease
  • Neimann-Pick Disease
  • Anemias
  • Fibrous Dysplasia
  • Metaphyseal Dysplasia (Pyle’s Disease)
  • Osteopetrosis
  • Heavy Metal Poisoning (plumbism)
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9
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intermittent normal and abnormal bone production results in

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bone within a bone appearance

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10
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3 forms of osteopetrosis

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tarda
congenita
marble bone

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11
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tarda happens in a

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adulthood

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12
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congenita and marble bone happens in

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infancy and childhood `

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13
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marbone causes

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short stature
cerebral calcification
mental retardation

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14
Q

Osteopoikilosis aka

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Osthepthia Condensans Dessminata

Spotty bone dz

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15
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clinical features of Osteopoikilosis

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scleroderma

syndactyly

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16
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Osteopoikilosis is

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transient

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17
Q

Osteopoikilosis

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multiple clustered foci of radiopacity with uniform density

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18
Q

Osteopoikilosis is characterized by abnormality in what process?

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enchondral bone maturation process that results in numerous round 2-10 mm bone islands that are symmetrically distributed within metaphysis and epiphyses of the long bones

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19
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Osteopoikilosis is characteristically clustred within

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the epiphyeses around a joint

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20
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bone scan in Osteopoikilosis is

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normal

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21
Q

compact bone island aka

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Enostosis

22
Q

compact bone island

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opaque areas of increased bone density

23
Q

Enostosis seen in

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tubular and flat bones

24
Q

compact bone island radiographuc feature

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brush border

1 cm or less

25
Q

plumbism

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chronic form of lead poisoning

26
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most common heavy metal poisoning

A

lead poisoning

27
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radiographic changes occur when blood concentration of lead reaches

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70-80 microgram /dl

28
Q

LEAD lines

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linear transverse band at metaphysis

29
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lead ions are preferentially deposited at the

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zone of provisional calcification

30
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lead ions inhibit

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osteoclastic acitivity

31
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lead lines form due to

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  1. radiopacity of lead itself ( little effect)

2. increase in ca deposition

32
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Radiographic features of plumbism

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Erlenmeyer flask deformity
lead lines at the METAPHYSIS
delayed skeletal and dental development
soft tissue deposition of lead

33
Q

plumbism density

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concentration of lead ingested

34
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plumbism width

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Duration of intoxication

35
Q

plumbism number

`

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of episodes of ingestion

36
Q

lead lines are more apt to be seen on

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proximal fibula

distal ulna

37
Q

radiological features of Vitamin A intoxication

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spalying/ cupping of metaphysis with enlargment of epiphysis
premature fusion of ossification centers/epiphyseal closure can occur
solid periosteal new bone forms at the shafts of the ulna and metacarpals resulting in cortical thickening

38
Q

hypervitaminosis D clinical fx

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Nausea
Anorexia
Polyuria
polydypsia

39
Q

hypervitaminosis D radio

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Extensive calcification in blood vessel walls, kidney and periarticular tissue

40
Q

Osteoblastic dz

A
Melorheostosis of Leri
Osteopathia striata
Osteopetrosis
Osteiopoikilosis
Compact bone island 
Heavy metal poisoning
41
Q

Melorheostosis of Leri aka

A

Flowing Hyperostosis

like wax flowing down a lit candle

42
Q

Melorheostosis of Leri radio

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wavy or streaked cortical thickening initially involving the end of bones and progressing towards the center

43
Q

Melorheostosis of Leri clinical

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contracture of joint and limbs lead to deformities and LLD
widening of the fingers
fibrosis of the fingers

44
Q

an Erroneous diagnosis of ——is possibe with Melorheostosis of Leri

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sarcoma -particualry when the soft tissue is unmineralized

45
Q

Osteopathia Straiata aka

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Voorhoeve’s dz

46
Q

in Osteopathia Straiata you see

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linear bands/ straition of dense bone measuring 2-3mm in thicnkess

47
Q

what areas are typically affected in Osteopathia Straiata

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metaphysis and diaphysis o ftubular bones

48
Q

what is dignificant in lab values of Osteopathia Straiata dz

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NOTHING - values are normal

49
Q

you see sunburst effect in what dz

A

Osteopathia Straiata

50
Q

when do you see sunburst effect

A

when ilium is affected

51
Q

Osteopathia Straiata is usally unilateral or bilateral

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bilateral can be occasionaly unilateral

52
Q

Osteopathia Straiata is associated with what dz

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Glotz synrome