Self Test 4: Congenital, Hereditary and Degenerative Pathologies

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<p>What is the name of this pathology?</p>

What is the name of this pathology?

Osteogenic Imperfecta

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Which is a key factor in differentiating Osteogenic Imperfecta from non-accidental trauma in infants?

The presence of wormian bones in the skull

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<p>This patient is 5 years old. What pathology do the have.</p>

This patient is 5 years old. What pathology do the have.

Advanced bone age (look at carpals)

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<p>This patient is 6 years old. What pathology do they have?</p>

This patient is 6 years old. What pathology do they have?

Delayed bone age

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The area of injury are circled on this image of a 4 month old child. What pathology is seen? (Corner fracture)

Non-accidental Injury

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<p>The fractures demonstrated in this image of a 6 month old child are known as corner fractures. What is another name for them?</p>

The fractures demonstrated in this image of a 6 month old child are known as corner fractures. What is another name for them?

Bucket handle

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Non-structural scoliosis occurs when another force acts upon the spine to create a side to side curvature? True or False

True

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What do side bending images demonstrate in patients with scoliosis?

primary vs. secondary curves