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MSK: OSTEONECROSIS AND OSTEOCHONDROSES

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MSK:OSTEONECROSIS ANDOSTEOCHONDROSES

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• 1. Most commonly affected age group:A. 11 and 15 years oldB. 1 and 5 years oldC. 10 and 16 years oldC. 6 and 10 years old

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• 1. Most commonly affected age group:A. 11 and 15 years oldB. 1 and 5 years oldC. 10 and 16 years oldC. 6 and 10 years old

Resnick p.1098

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• 2. Most important finding for a radiographic diagnosis of Osgood Schlatter?A. Soft tissue swellingB. Fragmented tuberosityC. Avulsion D. Indistinct patellar margins

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• 2. Most important finding for a radiographic diagnosis of Osgood Schlatter?A. Soft tissue swellingB. Fragmented tuberosityC. Avulsion D. Indistinct patellar margins

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• 3. Predisposing conditions for this disease.A. Rapid growth spurt and participation in

sportsB. Previous traumaC. ObesityD. Iatrogenic

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• 3. Predisposing conditions for this disease.A. Rapid growth spurt and participation in

sportsB. Previous traumaC. ObesityD. Iatrogenic

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• Enumerate 2 common radiographic findings:

• It is usually unilateral with predilection to affect the males

• Crescent sign

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• 1. Most common radiographic findings A. Fragmented sclerotic femoral ossification

centerB. Fissuring and fracture of the femoral marrowC. Fragmented and lucent femoral ossification

centerD. Fissuring and lysis of the femoral marrow

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• 1. Most common radiographic findings A. Fragmented sclerotic femoral ossification centerB. Fissuring and fracture of the femoral marrowC. Fragmented and lucent femoral ossification

centerD. Fissuring and lysis of the femoral marrow

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• 2. Most common clinical signs A. Limping, pain, limitation in ROM

B. Soft tissue tendernessC. Palpable massD. None of the above

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• 2. Most common clinical signs A. Limping, pain, limitation in ROM

B. Soft tissue tendernessC. Palpable massD. None of the above

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• 3. A radiodense curvilinear shadow at the base of the femoral neck is called asA. Sagging rope signB. Sagging tree signC. Snake signD. Cobra sign

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• 3. A radiodense curvilinear shadow at the base of the femoral neck is called asA. Sagging rope signB. Sagging tree signC. Snake signD. Cobra sign

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• 1. Most common radiographic findingA. Flattening, increase in radiodensity and cystic

lucent areas at the metatarsal headB. Flattening, radiolucent metatarsal headC. Squashed appearance of the distal metatarsal

headD. Enlarged and deformed metatarsal

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CASE 3: Frieberg’s infarction

• 1. Most common radiographic findingA. Flattening, increase in radiodensity and cystic

lucent areas at the metatarsal headB. Flattening, radiolucent metatarsal headC. Squashed appearance of the distal metatarsal

headD. Enlarged and deformed metatarsal

Resnick p.1095

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• 2. Most common locationA. 2nd metatarsalB. 3rd metatarsalC. 4th metatarsalD. 5th metatarsal

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• 2. Most common locationA. 2nd metatarsalB. 3rd metatarsalC. 4th metatarsalD. 5th metatarsal

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• 3. This disease is called asA. Freiberg’s infarctionB. Kienbock’s diseaseC. Panner’s diseaseD. Thiemann’s disease

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• 3. This disease is called asA. Freiberg’s infarctionB. Kienbock’s diseaseC. Panner’s diseaseD. Thiemann’s disease

Resnick p. 1095

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• 1. Diagnosis for the prior radiographsA. Bone infarctB. OsteochondrosesC. Giant cell tumorD. Fibrous dysplasia

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• 1. Diagnosis for the prior radiographsA. Bone infarctB. OsteochondrosesC. Giant cell tumorD. Fibrous dysplasia

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• 2. Bone infarct is used to describe the ischemic death of the cellular components of bone and marrow involving the A. Metaphysis and diaphysisB. Epiphysis C. MetaphysisD. Physis

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• 2. Bone infarct is used to describe the ischemic death of the cellular components of bone and marrow involving the A. Metaphysis and diaphysisB. Epiphysis C. MetaphysisD. Physis

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• 3. Imaging modality of choiceA. MRIB. Bone ScanC. CTD. X-ray

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• 3. Imaging modality of choiceA. MRIB. Bone ScanC. CTD. X-ray

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