Radiographic Pathology - Skeletal
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What is the primary radiographic feature of a greenstick fracture?
✔✔ Incomplete cortical break with bending
Which condition leads to "trolley track" sign in the spine?
✔✔ Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)
What skeletal pathology presents with "double density" on bone scintigraphy?
✔✔ Osteoid osteoma
Which condition is associated with a "madelung deformity" of the wrist?
✔✔ Dyschondrosteosis
What is the radiographic hallmark of Klippel-Feil syndrome?
✔✔ Congenital fusion of cervical vertebrae
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,Which skeletal pathology results in a "bone-within-a-bone" appearance?
✔✔ Osteopetrosis
What is the characteristic imaging feature of achondroplasia?
✔✔ Narrowed interpedicular distance in the lumbar spine
Which disorder causes "cone-shaped" epiphyses on X-ray?
✔✔ Multiple epiphyseal dysplasia
What skeletal pathology results in "crescent sign" in the hip?
✔✔ Avascular necrosis
Which disorder presents with "ribbon-like" ribs on imaging?
✔✔ Neurofibromatosis
What is the primary radiographic sign of a chondrosarcoma?
✔✔ Popcorn-like calcifications
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, Which skeletal disorder results in a "sandal gap" deformity?
✔✔ Down syndrome
What pathology is associated with an "exclamation mark" sign in vertebrae?
✔✔ Muscular dystrophy
What is the most common primary malignant bone tumor in children?
✔✔ Osteosarcoma
Which skeletal condition results in a "marble bone" appearance on X-ray?
✔✔ Osteopetrosis
What pathology causes a "shepherd’s crook" deformity in the femur?
✔✔ Fibrous dysplasia
Which condition presents with "soap bubble" radiographic appearance in the bone?
✔✔ Giant cell tumor
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System Latest Update Graded A+
What is the primary radiographic feature of a greenstick fracture?
✔✔ Incomplete cortical break with bending
Which condition leads to "trolley track" sign in the spine?
✔✔ Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)
What skeletal pathology presents with "double density" on bone scintigraphy?
✔✔ Osteoid osteoma
Which condition is associated with a "madelung deformity" of the wrist?
✔✔ Dyschondrosteosis
What is the radiographic hallmark of Klippel-Feil syndrome?
✔✔ Congenital fusion of cervical vertebrae
1
,Which skeletal pathology results in a "bone-within-a-bone" appearance?
✔✔ Osteopetrosis
What is the characteristic imaging feature of achondroplasia?
✔✔ Narrowed interpedicular distance in the lumbar spine
Which disorder causes "cone-shaped" epiphyses on X-ray?
✔✔ Multiple epiphyseal dysplasia
What skeletal pathology results in "crescent sign" in the hip?
✔✔ Avascular necrosis
Which disorder presents with "ribbon-like" ribs on imaging?
✔✔ Neurofibromatosis
What is the primary radiographic sign of a chondrosarcoma?
✔✔ Popcorn-like calcifications
2
, Which skeletal disorder results in a "sandal gap" deformity?
✔✔ Down syndrome
What pathology is associated with an "exclamation mark" sign in vertebrae?
✔✔ Muscular dystrophy
What is the most common primary malignant bone tumor in children?
✔✔ Osteosarcoma
Which skeletal condition results in a "marble bone" appearance on X-ray?
✔✔ Osteopetrosis
What pathology causes a "shepherd’s crook" deformity in the femur?
✔✔ Fibrous dysplasia
Which condition presents with "soap bubble" radiographic appearance in the bone?
✔✔ Giant cell tumor
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