Med Imaging E2: skeletal pt 2

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when ordering extremity imaging

order multiple views

joint above and below

follow entire perimeter to ensure you see all fractures

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what is scapular Y-view (PA)?

plain film w/ pt rotated to look for suspected shoulder dislocations or fractures of scapula

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what is axillary view?

plain film w/ arm abducted and beam is focused through axilla w/ film cartridge on superior aspect of shoulder

<p>plain film w/ arm abducted and beam is focused through axilla w/ film cartridge on superior aspect of shoulder </p>
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what is the best study for soft tissues?

MRI

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what is visible in scapular Y-view (PA)?

coracoid, spine of scapula, body of scapula

humeral head should be in center of the “Y”

<p>coracoid, spine of scapula, body of scapula</p><p>humeral head should be in center of the “Y”</p>
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what is the best true lateral view of the shoulder?

axillary view

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What does axillary view evaluate?

glenoid and humeral head for fractures and dislocations

<p>glenoid and humeral head for fractures and dislocations </p>
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What does scapular Y-view (PA) evaluate?

fractures of scapula or shoulder dislocations

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clavicular fracture (usually occurs in mid portion or distal 1/3)

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humeral head fracture w/ suspected dislocation

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humeral head fracture w/o dislocation

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glenoid fracture

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scapular fracture

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what is acromioclavicular separation?

the ligament of the AC joint is disrupted, resulting in 5 degrees of AC separation

<p>the ligament of the AC joint is disrupted, resulting in 5 degrees of AC separation </p>
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What are 95% of shoulder dislocations?

humeral head dislocated anteriorly from glenoid (medial aspect of humeral head is inferior and medial to the gelnoid)

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anterior humeral head dislocation (humeral head is moved inferiorly and medially)

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what is the best view to see posterior dislocations?

Y- view

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posterior humeral head dislocation

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hill-sachs deformity (caused by repeat dislocations)

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DJD and calcific tendonitis

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what is the 3rd most common site for osteogenic sarcoma?

humerus

<p>humerus</p>
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Where is osteogenic sarcoma most common?

long bone in lower extremity around knee

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what is the best view for the elbow?

lateral view w/ elbow flexed at 90 degrees

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what indicates pathology on a lateral view w/ elbow flexed at 90 degrees?

posterior fat pad

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what should be seen and adjacent to the bone in a lateral view w/ elbow flexed at 90 degrees?

anterior fat pad

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How are normal apophyses (growth plates) distinguished from pathology?

by having well defined margins

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What is the best view for elbow trauma?

lateral view

<p>lateral view</p>
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what indicates an elbow fracture in lateral view?

displacement of anterior fat pad or presence of posterior fat pad

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elbow fracture

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what is the most common fracture of the elbow?

radial head

<p>radial head</p>
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what are the 3 classic fractures of the forearm?

nightstick, motteggia, galeazzi

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what is a nightstick fracture?

fx of mid portion of ulna

<p>fx of mid portion of ulna</p>
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what is a monteggia fracture?

fx of proximal ulna w/ dislocation of radial head

<p>fx of proximal ulna w/ dislocation of radial head </p>
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what is a galeazzi fracture?

fx of distal radius w/ dislocation of ulnar head from wrist

<p>fx of distal radius w/ dislocation of ulnar head from wrist </p>
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monteggia fracture

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galeazzi fracture

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wha tis a greenstick fracture?

incomplete fracture due to flexibility of young bones; common in forearm

<p>incomplete fracture due to flexibility of young bones; common in forearm</p>
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what is the most common fracture of the wrist?

colles’ fracture

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what is colles’ fracture?

fracture of distal radius w/ dorsal angulation of distal fragment; also includes fracture of ulnar styloid

MOI- falling on outstretched hand (FOOSH)

<p>fracture of distal radius w/ dorsal angulation of distal fragment; also includes fracture of ulnar styloid</p><p>MOI- falling on outstretched hand (FOOSH)</p>
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colles’ fracture - distal fragment displaced dorsally

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what is a smith fracture?

fx of distal radius and ulnar styloid but distal fragment is angulated towards volar surface

<p>fx of distal radius and ulnar styloid but  distal fragment is angulated towards volar surface</p>
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what is a torus/buckle fracture?

compression fracture usually in children

<p>compression fracture usually in children</p>
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what is a scaphoid / navicular fracture?

most common fracture of carpals, often difficult to see on initial plain films; can lead to avascular necrosis of scaphoid/navicular bone

<p>most common fracture of carpals, often difficult to see on initial plain films; can lead to avascular necrosis of scaphoid/navicular bone</p>
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avascular necrosis

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what is boxer’s fracture?

fx of 5th metacarpal; often w/ displacement or angulations towards palmer surfaces

<p>fx of 5th metacarpal; often w/ displacement or angulations towards palmer surfaces</p>
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what is Bennet and Rolando’s fx?

fx of 1st metacarpal

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what is Bennett fracture?

fx of base of 1st metacarpal

<p>fx of base of 1st metacarpal</p>
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what is Rolando fx?

fx that involves base of thumb metacarpal characterized by Y or T shaped intra-articular fracture line

<p>fx that involves base of thumb metacarpal characterized by Y or T shaped intra-articular fracture line</p>
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what is gamekeeper’s fracture?

avulsion fx of thumb

MOI: hyperextension of thumb

<p>avulsion fx of thumb</p><p>MOI: hyperextension of thumb</p>
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what is volar plate fx?

avulsion fx of base of middle phalanx on volar surface

<p>avulsion fx of base of middle phalanx on volar surface</p>
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monteggia fx dislocation of elbow

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colles fx

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radial head fx

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galeazzi fx

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smith fx w/ volar angulation

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Rolandos fx (PA shows comminuted intra-articular fx at base of 1st metacarpal)