Vascular Bone Disorders Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

where is blood pressure the greatest in bone? order from greatest to least

A

diaphysis
metaphysis
epiphysis

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2
Q

what does the nutrient artery of bone provide?

A

marrow, metaphysis, and inner 2/3 of cortex

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3
Q

what does the periosteal vessels provide in bone?

A

outer 1/3 of cortx

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4
Q

where is nutrient artery located in bone?

A

oblique canal within the diaphysis

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5
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does the nutrient artery or the metaphyseal arteries pierce into the epiphyseal space?

A

no…they make 180 degree turn

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6
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what is first thing to happen with decreased blood flow to bone?

A

death of marrow elements and osteocytes

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7
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how does bone death appear?

A

loss of osteocytes…empty lacunae

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8
Q

once bone dies, what happens?

A

revascularization from adjacent viable bone

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9
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what does the revascaularization of dead bone cause?

A

hyperemia and ostopenia of living bone and sclerosis of dead bone

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10
Q

how does sclerosis of bone appear on xray?

A

super white

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11
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what two things can you see on histo with bone death?

A

cement lines

empty lacunae

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12
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once bone is necrotic…what happens?

A

osteoclasts resorb the dead bone

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13
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when dead bone gets resorbed…what does this lead to?

A

osteoclastic resorption weakens the subchondral bone and you get a collapse at the articular cartilage areas

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14
Q

bone infarcts are called what buzz term on xrays?

A

smoke up the chimney

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15
Q

what is difference between osteochondrosis and ostenecrosis?

A

chondrosis is vascular insult to growing bone and necrosis is insult to mature bone

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16
Q

what is name of vascular infarct of metatarsal? which is most common?

A

freibergs infarctions …2nd metatarsal

17
Q

what is avascular necrosis of the navicular bone called?

A

Kohler disease

18
Q

name four bones common for AVN

A

talus
scaphoid
lunate
femoral head

19
Q

what is AVN of the lunate called?

A

Keinbocks disease

20
Q

if you suspect scaphoid fracture but do not see it on Xray what should you do for patient?

A

splint and see back for another xray soon

21
Q

what is the inherited issue with AVN to femoral head called?

A

Perthes disease

22
Q

who gets perthes disease?

23
Q

what are common symptoms of osteonecrosis of hip?

A

pain stiffness limp and mechanical symptoms

24
Q

name two causes of femoral head AVN other than injury

A

steroid and alcohol use/abuse

25
what is core decompression for hip AVN?
drilling holes for vasculature into femoral head