Radiology 2B Week 1

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What is the term for a fracture that penetrates the skin?

Open fracture

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What type of fracture is susceptible to infection?

Open

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What is the old term for an open fracture?

Compound fracture

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What is the term for a fracture that does not penetrate the skin?

Closed fracture

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What is the old term for a closed fracture?

Simple fracture

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What is the term for a fracture with multiple intersecting fracture lines resulting in bony fragments?

Comminuted fracture

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What is the term for a triangular cortical fragment in a comminuted fracture?

Butterfly fragment

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What is the term for a fracture resulting in two fragments?

Non-comminuted

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What is the term for a tearing away of bone by forceful muscular or ligamentous pulling?

Avulsion fracture

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What are the two most common locations of avulsion fractures?

Tuberosities of long bones

Cervical spinous processes

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What is the term for when. portion of bone is driven into an adjacent segment?

Impaction fracture

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What is the finding of an impaction fracture?

Opaque line at region of impaction (usually fractures are Lucent)

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What are the two types of impaction fractures?

Depressed fracture

Compression fracture

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What is the term for an inward collapse of outer bone surface?

Depressed fracture

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What is the AKA of a depressed fracture?

Ping Pong Fracture

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What bones are characteristically affected by depressed fractures?

Tibial plateau

Frontal bone

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What is the term for a decreased volume of bone due to trabecular collapse/telescoping?

Compression fracture

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What bone commonly fractures via compression?

Vertebral bodies

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What is the term for a fracture that completely traverses bones?

Complete fracture

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What is the most common form of fracture in adults?

Complete fracture

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What is the term for a fracture where the bone is only broken on one side?

Incomplete fracture

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What demographic is most commonly affected by incomplete fractures?

Children

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What are the two types of incomplete fractures?

Greenstick Fracture

Torus Fracture

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What is the term for tension on the convex side of the bone, causing an incomplete transverse fracture on the convex side?

Greenstick fracture

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What is the AKA of greenstick fracture?

Hickory stick

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What is the finding of the concave side in a greenstick fracture?

Intact

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What demographic is most affected by greenstick fractures?

Infants and children

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What part of the bone is usually affected by green stick fractures?

Diaphysis

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What is the term for compression forcing bone cortex to bulge outward?

Torus fracture

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What is the AKA of torus fracture?

Buckling fracture

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What part of the bone is usually affected by torus fracture?

Metaphysis

4 cm proximal to the distal end

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What imaging modality is best for visualizing a torus fracture?

MRI

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What is Dr. Short's saying for childhood fractures?

"Kids don't sprain, they break"

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What is the term for a type of impaction causing minor localized break in cortex leaving minimal deformity?

Infraction

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What is the most common form of infraction?

Freiberg infraction

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What is the most common cause of Freiburg infarction?

Freiberg infraction

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T or F: Infraction often comes with displacement

False (no displacement)

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What is the term for fracture through a bone weakened by localized or systemic disease processes?

Pathologic fracture

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What fracture orientation is indicative of pathologic fracture?

Transverse

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What category of fracture is a chip fracture?

Avulsion fracture

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What bones are typically affected by chip fracture?

Phalanx or other short tubular bones

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What is the term for 2nd toe being longer than the 1st?

Morton's toe

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What is commonly caused by a Morton's toe?

Freiburg's infraction

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What % of bone must be lost to be able to see it on x-ray?

30-50%

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What are the two types of stress fractures?

Fatigue fracture

Insufficiency fracture

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What type of fracture is caused by repetitive micro trauma to bone?

Fatigue fracture

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What type of fracture is caused by a stress fracture through a diseased bone?

Insufficiency fracture

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What colour is cortical bone on MRI?

Black

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What colour is cortical bone on CT?

white

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What colour is fluid on T1 MRI?

Black

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What colour is fluid on T2 MRI?

White

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What is the term for clinical signs of fracture without radiographic signs

occult fracture

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how long does an occult fracture take to reveal signs of healing on x-ray

7-10 days

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what is the most common location of occult fracture

scaphoid

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what is the second most common location of occult fractures

ribs

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what % of rib fractures can be seen on x-ray

40%

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what is the term for hemorrhage and bone marrow edema at trabecular microfractures

bone bruise

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what imaging modality is necessary to visualize bone bruise

MRI (T2)

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what are the akas of pseudofracture

looser’s lines

milkman’s syndrome

increment fractures

umbau zonen

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what does a pseudo fracture represent

regions of unmineralized osteoid

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what angle do pseudo fracture run relative to the cortex

90 degrees (perpendicular)

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what conditions will present with a pseudo fracture

paget’s disease

rickets

osteomalacia

fibrous dysplasia

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what is the most common location of an oblique fracture

diaphysis

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what is the angle of an oblique fracture

45 degrees

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what type of forces create a spiral fracture

torsion

axial compression

angulation

(combined)

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what are the margins of a spiral fracture like?

sharp and pointy

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whwat is the angle of a transverse fracture

90 degrees

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what does transverse fracture indicate

pathological bone

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what is the term for the position of distal fragments in relation to proximal fragments in fractures?

alignment/angulation

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what is the term for no perceivable angulation on frontal and lateral views

good alignment

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what is the term for the closeness of bony contact at fracture site

apposition

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what is the term for partial bony contact at a fracture site?

partial apposition

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what is the term for partial bony contact at a fracture site

partial apposition

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what is the term for twisting forces on long axis induced rotational deformity

rotation

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what is used to describe rotational malposition of fragments

rotation