Bone Diseases with Emphasis on Insufficiency Stress Fractures

Jun 25, 2017 by in MUSCULOSKELETAL MEDICINE Comments Off on Bone Diseases with Emphasis on Insufficiency Stress Fractures

Muscles Sarcopenia, drug-induced myopathies (statins.), necrosis (diabetes mellitus), fat atrophy (steroids) Tendons Chondrocalcinosis, hypercholesterolemia, hyperuricemia, hypervitaminosis A, drug-induced (quinolones) Cartilage Chondrocalcinosis, hyperuricemia, recurrent haemorrhage, hemochromatosis, ochronosis Synovium Hyperuricemia, amyloidosis Bone…

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of Spine Trauma

Jun 25, 2017 by in MUSCULOSKELETAL MEDICINE Comments Off on of Spine Trauma

Fig. 1 Diagram according to Denis classification showing anterior, middle and posterior columns In 1994, Magerl described a new system based on the AO fracture classification used in the extremities…

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Glenohumeral Instability

Jun 25, 2017 by in MUSCULOSKELETAL MEDICINE Comments Off on Glenohumeral Instability

Fig. 1 Anterior shoulder dislocation. AP (a) and scapular Y-view (b) radiographs demonstrate anteroinferior glenohumeral dislocation Computed tomography (CT) is valuable for confirmation of subtle bone lesions associated with instability…

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Bone Tumors in Children

Jun 25, 2017 by in MUSCULOSKELETAL MEDICINE Comments Off on Bone Tumors in Children

Infant and toddler <5 years old Infantile myofibromatosis Leukemia Langerhans cell histiocytosis (multifocal) Metastatic neuroblastoma Osteofibrous dysplasia Child 5–10 years old Ewing sarcoma of long bone Langerhans cell histiocytosis (unifocal)…

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Hip

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Stage ARCO 1 ARCO 2 ARCO 3 ARCO 4 Radiograph Normal Sclerosis and osteolysis in necrotic segment, sclerotic margin Fracture (crescent sign), flattening of femoral dome Osteoarthritis MRI Demarcated necrotic…

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Manifestations of Endocrine Disease

Jun 25, 2017 by in MUSCULOSKELETAL MEDICINE Comments Off on Manifestations of Endocrine Disease

Fig. 1 Schematic diagram showing orderly progression of neuroarthropathic changes across the midfoot [1]. Type 1. Changes limited to medial three tarsometatarsal joints and adjacent inter-cuneiform joints. Type 2. Additional…

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