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Was ist das? pat mit knieschmerzen?
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target appearnce of nerve bei NF1, plexiforme nf1 sieht aus wie venous malformation
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Woraus besteht der Clubfoot?
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combination of hindfoot varus (decreased talocalcaneal angle of less than 20 degrees on AP and lateral views), hindfoot equinus (increased tibiocalcaneal angle of greater than 90 degrees on lateral view), and forefoot varus (long axis of 1st metatarsal lies medial to long axis of the talus on AP) seen in this case gives the classic talipes equinovarus (or clubfoot)
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dg?
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salter harris 2 with widening of physis and metaphyseal fragment
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dg?
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metaphysäre cornerfracture in 2 ebenen bei child abuse
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was ist das?
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There are 2 major types of right aortic arch: right arch with mirror image branching (where the arch branching pattern is a mirror image of normal) and a right arch with aberrant left subclavian artery (SCA), which is what is shown here.
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was ist das?
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segmental, noncommunicating bronchus filled with mucus. The distal lung segment is hyperlucent and overexpanded.
Well-defined margins and branching configuration to the atretic bronchus, in concert with the distal hyperinflation, is an Aunt Minnie. |
was ist das?
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increased perihilar markings and hyperinflation seen in this case are hallmarks of viral lung infection, asthma wäre auch nicht falsch...
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was ist die normale Verteilung des congenital lobar emphysema?
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normally found in the upper (left more than right) and right middle lobes.
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Was ist das und wieso?
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RSV Bronchiolitis
Rx macht man um viral vs. bakteriell zu unterscheiden. Hier typisch für RSV: Consolidation OL und Air trapping, bact consolidation und preferably Pleuraeerguss, bakt ist seltener. |
Was ist da pathologisch?
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Diffuse zu helles Knochenmark, an Leukemia denken, wenn keine Speichererkrankung oder chronische Osteomyelitis bekannt ist.
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An was muss man denken wenn man das sieht?
History of oliguria. |
Pneu in newborn an pulmonary hypoplasie und oligurie, oligohydramnios denken und an bilaterale renale agenesie!!
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Was ist das?
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focal and severe bony narrowing of the posterior nasal cavities seen in this case is diagnostic of choanal atresia.
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Was ist das?
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fetal double bubble, duodenalatresie oder schwere stenose, assoziert mit down syndrome
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Was ist das?
Weshalb? |
VSD, assoziert mit down syndrome. Congestion, hyperinflation, Lung edema, cardiomegalie, also shunt, zusammen mit murmur VSD da es die häufigste Missbildung am Herzen ist
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Was ist das?
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graft versus host disease. Typisch ist die hyperenhancende mukosa des dünndarms was granulationsgewebe darstellt was die zerstörte mukosa ersetzt. T lymphozyten bone marrow replacement
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What is the best negative predictor of ovarian torsion in kids?
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volume kleiner 20ml
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Was ist das?
Preterm infant |
bronchopulmonary dysplasia =chronic lung disease of prematurity.increased risk for pulmonary infections in the first 2 years of life, especially with respiratory syncytial virus, with increased morbidity and mortality. Kann resolve completely kann tödlich sein O2 tox.
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Was ist das? Pat. 3 Monate
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hepatoblastoma
large hypoattenuating liver mass in a child kleiner 5 hepatoblastoma, 50% verkalkt nicht alle! |
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Was heisst cupping and fraying
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cupping sinngemäss vertiefung
fraying ausgefranst Rickets |
An was denken?
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esophageal atresia ist vergesellschaftet mit spinal abnormalities wie caudal regression syndrome type 1 dort ist typischerweise das cord zu hoch! type 2 hat tethered cord und ist vergesellschaftet mit vacterl und anderen congenitalen anomalien
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Was ist das, beschreiben.
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langerhans cell histiocytosis
classically beveled edge (abgeschrägt) floating tooth, greater involvement of outer table, punched out lytic lesion, |
Was ist das?
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celiac artery compression syndrome
dünne frauen 20 - 40 wird eingeklemmt , häufig asymptomatische variante, surgery median arcuate ligament connecting the crura of the diaphragm and crossing over the proximal celiac axis |
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Was ist die Definition der FMD?
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Arterial disease of unknown etiology affecting the medium & large arteries most commonly in young to middle-aged women
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FMD wird eingeteilt in
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3 Typen je nach dem welche schicht involviert ist
am häufigsten media der nierenarterie bei Kindern häufigste Ursache von Hypertonie |
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Was ist die cystic adventitial disease?
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Rare vascular disorder characterized by focal cystic accumulation of mucinous fluid within the adventitia of larger arteries adjacent to joints, am häufigsten poplitea
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Welche IVC anomalies gibt es?
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Figure A shows duplication of the IVC, figure B shows a left-sided IVC and figure C shows azygos continuation of the IVC.
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Was ist das?
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persistent sciatic artery
"ischiadicus arterie" enlarged right internal iliac artery that continues as the persistent sciatic artery. Note the small right external iliac and femoral arteries. |
Wie heisst das Zeichen?
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steeple sign (kirchturmspitze)
bei croup |
Was ist das?
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Takotsubo cardiomyopathy is the sudden onset of transient akinesia or dyskinesia of the left ventricular (LV) apex in absence of coronary artery stenosis. It is brought on by severe emotional distress and is 6 times more common in women than men. It occurs from myocardial stunning, likely from excess catecholamine release.
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Was ist das?
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Ebstein Anomaly
- leaflets: anterior and septal displaced into right ventricle, anterior often adherent to the anterior wall of right ventricle, overall result is tricuspid insufficiency, volume overload |
Was ist das?
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Ebstein Anomaly
- leaflets: anterior and septal displaced into right ventricle, anterior often adherent to the anterior wall of right ventricle, overall result is tricuspid insufficiency, volume overload |
Was ist das?
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Ebstein anomaly
anterior leaflet tricuspid adherent to anterior wall of right ventricle. Atrialization of right ventricle |
dg?
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aberrant origin rca, malignant course
the RCA courses between the aorta and right ventricular outflow tract/pulmonary artery that can lead to compression. Additionally, the RCA makes an acute angle at its origin that can lead to kinking, th reimplantation, bypass |
Patient mit vorhofflimmern, was ist das?
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Herzohrverschluss, dort bolden sich ja die meisten Trombi.
Bei Patienten die nicht antikoaguliert werden können. |
Was ist das?
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partial anoumalous venous return
hier in brachiocephalica, rechtsazygous vein, right atrium, coronary sinus, or either vena cava. represents left to right shunt |
Was ist das?
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D-Transposition (death, cyanotic)
"egg on a string", increased pulmonary vascularity, aorta from right, pa from left atria normal=av concordance, two independent circulations exist nur wenn asd oder vsd mit leben vereinbar |
Was ist das?
Wie wird das eingeteilt / unterschieden? |
postinfarct aneurysm
true aneurysm wide neck, false narrow neck, false rupture of wall (endo- und myokard) true intact wall (fibrosis) |
Was ist das?
Lebermets und das= |
Carcinoid syndrome
right heart fibrosis mit pulmonic stenosis und regurgitation, tricuspid insufficiency, chemisch hormonell bedingt, linksherz geschützt durch enzym!! |
Was ist das?
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dilated cardiomyopathy
if!! delayed enhancement dann diffuse midmyocardial statt subendocardial und territorial wie bei ischemic, häufigster grund für herztransplantation |
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Wieviel Prozent Koronararterienstenose gilt als signifikant?
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70% except let main dort 50%
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Was st das für ein Pattern und Diagnose?
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Diffuse subendocardial late enhancement und concentric myocardial thickening bei Amyloidosis. The most common restrictive cardiomyopathy in usa.
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Was st das für ein Pattern und Diagnose?
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Diffuse subendocardial late enhancement und concentric myocardial thickening bei Amyloidosis. The most common restrictive cardiomyopathy in usa.
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Was ist das?
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hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
midmyocardial enhancement most common genetic cardiomyopathy, sudden death late enhancing fibrosis causing electrical problems, medication |
Was ist das?
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interatrial septum lipomatous hypertrophy, spares foramen ovale deshalb dumbbell shaped brown fat can be pet positive
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Was ist das?
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arrhythmogenic right ventricular dysplasia: right ventricular microaneurysms, fatty infiltration, right ventricular dilation, and family history. Treatment arrhythmics
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Was ist das?
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papillary fibroelastomasmall (< 1 cm), well-defined mass attached to a cardiac valve.2nd most common benign cardiac tumor after a myxoma, most common valves tumor. most common aortic mitral, 1/3 tricuspid und pulmonal.
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Was ist das?
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Alcapa=bland white garland syndrome= left coronary artery arising from pulmonary artery DD coronary artery fistula (left drains into pulmonary
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Was heisst alcapa?
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anomalous origin left coronary artery from pulmonary artery
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Was ist das?
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cardiac lipoma
anywhere,intramyocardial, intracavitary, or pericardialarrhythmias or obstructive symptoms if they protrude into the left ventricular cavity |
Wie heisst das?
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septal course of lca.left coronary artery arises from the right coronary artery and then traverses the interventricular septum underneath the right ventricular infundibulum
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Was ist das?
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left pulmonary artery is arising from the right pulmonary artery and courses between the trachea and esophagus, consistent with a pulmonary sling. most in childhood some adults. dysphagie, or tracheal or right main bronchus compression
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Atlantodental distance?
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adults <3mm
children < 5mm |
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prevertebral soft tissues?
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C3-4:5mm
C4 - 7: 20mm |
Was ist das?
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Jefferson fracture
compression, diving anterior and posterior arch of C1 fractured, mehr als 2mm lateral abnormal immer |
Was ist das?
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Type 3 odontoid fracture with typical anterior tilt
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Was ist das?
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hyperextension and traction injury of C2
chin hits dashboard, |
Was ist das?
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flexion injury
all ligaments disrupted posterior subluxation of vertebral body, bilateral subluxated or luxated facets, sehr schwere verletzung, tetraplegie möglich |
Was ist das?
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flexion injury of c2 with flexion teardrop of c2 and traumatic discus hernia
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Woraus besteht diese Fraktur?
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diastasis of zygomaticofrontal suture
posterior zygomatic fracture fracture of inferior orbital rim and lateral maxillary wall |
Wie heisst das?
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Mallet finger
avulsion of extensor mechanism forced DIP flexion with or without extensor avulsion fragment Baseball Finger |
Wie heisst das? Mechanismus?
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Boutonniere Finger (buttonhole=Knopfloch)
avulsion of middle extensor slip at base of middle phalanx PIP flexion and DIP extension with or without avulsion fragment |
Was ist das?
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volar plate injury
avulsion at the base of the middle phalanx PIP hyperextension |
Wie heisst diese Fraktur?
Wie der Muskel der die Dislokation bewirkt? |
Bennett Fraktur
dorsal und radiale dislocation, force from abductor pollicis longus |
Wie heisst diese Fraktur?
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Rolando Fraktur
comminuted "bennett" fracture line y, v or t configuration, beide intraarticular mcp 1 fractures |
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Was ist eine SLAC Wrist?
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arthrose mit chronischer scapholunate dissoziation und scaphoid nonunion, häufigste Ursache CPPD.
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Was ist das?
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SLAC wrist, gehört zum carpal instability complex
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Was ist das?
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Ulnar collateral ligament tear
kommt bei Überkopf tätigkeit vor (baseball werfen) es gibt ein anteriores und posteriores band |
was ist das?
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barton fracture
intraarticular distal radius fracture of dorsal margin carpus usually follows nach dorsal |
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was ist die hutchinson fracture?
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das gleiche wie die chauffeur fracture (intraarticular radial styloid fracture)
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Was ist das?
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Monteggia fracture
Ulnar shaft fracture and radial head dislocation |
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was ist die galeazzi fracture?
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distal radial shaft fracture and distal radioulnar dislocation
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was ist die essex lopresti fracture?
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comminuted radial head fracture and distal radioulnar subluxation / dislocation
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Wer setzt wo an am Becken?
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Welches sind die 4 Fragmente der Neer klassifikation und was sind die Kriterien?
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humeral head, shaft tuberositas major und minor
dislokation mehr als 1 cm und oder angulation mehr als 45° |
Was ist das? DD
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bone infarct, hier intraosseous lipoma mit Fett ring. kann reifen, developing both dystrophic calcification and cystic degeneration
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Was ist das?
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Processus supracondylaris
Struthers Ligament zum Epicondylus medialis A.brachialis und Nervus medianus können komprimiert werden |
Was ist das?
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Os acromiale
ufused ossification center lateral (es gibt 3 am acromion) |
Was ist das?
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Os acromiale
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Was ist das?
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healing NOF
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Was ist das?
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Periosteal Chondroma
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Was ist das?
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liposclerosing myxofibrous tumor
lsmft |
Was ist das?
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Chondroblastoma
was in epiphysis shows chondroid matrix |
Was ist das?
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Coxa magna deformity
DD slipped capital femoral epiphysis legg-calve perthes septic hip |
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Lesions posterior spine vs. vertebral body
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posterior elements (osteoblastoma, aneurysmal bone cyst, osteoid osteoma, myeloma, metastases)
vertebral body (chordoma, giant cell tumor, Langerhans cell histiocytosis, Ewing sarcoma, lymphoma, metastases, myeloma) |
Was ist das?
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Chondroblastoma im MR sieht aggressive aus, reaktive Reaktion des Periosts obwohl benigne
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Was ist das?
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PCL Avulsion, relativ häufiger als VKB Avulsion
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Was ist das?
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Thalassemia
widening of diploic space typical hair on end |
features thalassemia?
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Hemoglobinopathie, Expansion of medullary cavity, osteopenia, extramedullary hematopoiesis
extensive iron deposition in the marrow. |
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anatomy quadrilateral space
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Coronal T1WI MR
teres minor open arrow, triceps straight arrow, teres major curved arrow, & humerus open arrow with the axillary & posterior circumflex artery within the space. |
Betroffene Muskeln Quadrilateral space syndrome?
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N. axillaris innerviert
teres minor deltoideus |
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Wo ist der Pseudodefect am Ellbogen?
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Was ist das?
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bone in bone Osteopetrosis
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Wie verhalten sich t2 dwi und adc im verlauf bei Infarkt?
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acute phase T2WI will be normal, but in time infarcted area will become hyperintense.
T2WI reaches its maximum between 7 and 30 days. After this it starts to fade. DWI is already positive in the acute phase and then becomes more bright with a maximum at 7 days. DWI in brain infarction will be positive for approximately for 3 weeks after onset (in spinal cord infarction DWI is only positive for one week!). ADC will be of low signal intensity with a maximum at 24 hours and then will increase in signal intensity and finally becomes bright in the chronic stage |
Was ist das?
worst headache ever |
Dermoid cyst
congenital cyst, not a neoplasm. usually midline lesions most common being the sellar or parasellar region. Rupture can cause severe headache, chemical meningitis, seizure, coma, vasospasm, hydrocephalus, infarction, or death. |
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Was ist der supraglenoid was der infraglenoid notch?
Was heisst notch? |
Notch heisst Einkerbung
suprascapular nerve suprascapular notch bounded suprascapular ligament (SSL). Nerve branches into the supraspinatous nerve and infraspinatous nerve. The infraspinatous nerve has to traverse the spinoglenoid notch, formed between the spinoglenoid ligament (SGL) and the scapula. |
Was ist das?
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osteochondrales Fragment an typischer Stelle (lateraler gelenksrecessus) nach Patellaluxation
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potential causes of chronic wrist pain?
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Subtle fractures
Avascular necrosis Triangular fibrocartilage tears Neuromas Ganglion cysts Ligament tears Tendon injuries Ulnolunate impaction syndrome |
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DD soft tissue tumors of the hand.
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95% of soft tissue tumors of the hand are benign
Ganglion cyst (60% of tumor cases) Mucoid cyst (dorsal to DIP joint) Lipoma Hemangioma Glomus tumor (subungual or palmar aspect of hand) Epidermoid cyst (distal finger) Neuromas Giant Cell Tumor of tendon sheath |
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MR giant cell tumors aussehen?
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Giant cell tumors are low intensity on T2WI due to hemosiderin
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Neuroma MR finger?
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neuroma is usually well-defined, high intensity on T2WI, and low intensity on T1WI
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neuroma vs. giant cell tumor of the tendon sheath
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Neuroma lateral da wo nerven sind, vs. Giant cell tumor of the tendon sheath volar oder dorsal da wo sehnen sind, und GCT t2 dunkel wegen hämosiderin
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Chronic ulnar sided wrist pain may be present with multiple conditions:
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tears of the TFCC and lunotriquetral ligaments,
tendinopathy or tear of the extensor carpi ulnaris, instability of the distal radio-ulnar joint ulnolunate impaction (abutment) syndrome. |
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Wie geht die Weigert-Meyer rule?
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the ureter from the upper pole inserts ectopically, medial and caudal to the lower pole ureter, and is more likely to become obstructed
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The clinical presentation typical of patients with ureteritis cystica
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elderly with chronic urinary tract infection
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Was ist das Meigs syndrome?
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Meigs syndrome is characterized by the presence of ascites and a pleural effusion in the setting of a benign ovarian neoplasm. More than 80% of tumors associated with Meigs syndrome are ovarian fibromas.
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Was ist das?
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Perthes lesion
tear of the anterior inferior labrum the labrum stays attached to the glenoid by a periosteal sleeve |
Was ist das?
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Rickets
coarsened trabeculae seen in this case are typical of rickets. However, the widened and irregular zone of provisional calcification is an even more classic sign, indicating the lack of mineralization in growth centers that is seen in rickets. |
Was ist das?
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Flexor pulley lesion
A2 und A4 volarly displaced flexor tendon relative to bone. The "bow-string" appearance is at both the A2 |
Was ist das?
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overhanging edge
gout dense soft tissue masses are classic for gouty tophi. juxtaarticular erosions are also typical of gout |
Was ist das?
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Coxa magna = Short broad femoral head sitting on a short broad femoral neck. secondary to an insult to femoral head or epiphysis
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Was ist das?
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Subependymom kommen häufig im 4th ventricle vor!!!
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Was ist das?
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The T2 hyperintensity and heterogeneous enhancement are typical for vertebral chordoma. T1 dunkel infiltrative mass displaces bone marrow
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Herpes encephalitis shows a peculiar predilection for the temporal lobes, cingulate gyri, and subfrontal regions (all part of the limbic system)
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Primary central nervous system lymphoma has a myriad of appearances, depending on immune status. The best diagnostic clue is solitary or multiple, solid, enhancing lesion(s) within basal ganglia and periventricular white matter, which involve and/or cross the corpus callosum and extend along ependymal surfaces. Necrosis and hemorrhage are rare unless the patient is immunocompromised
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