Lecture 16 Flashcards

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What are the characteristics of otitis externa?

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-inflammation of external auditory canal
-may be present in the absence of radiographic signs, esp. if acute
-can see narrowing/occlusion of external ear canal with chronic cases
-can see mineralization of ear canal walls with chronic cases

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What is shown in this image?

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otitis externa:
-soft tissue opaque ear canals rather than air-filled
-large, chronic mineralizations in both external ear canals

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What is shown in this image?

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otitis externa:
-mineralization associated with both ear canals

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What are the characteristics of otitis media?

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-inflammation of middle ear
-often sequela of otitis externa
-may be present in the absence of radiographic signs
-soft tissue opacity within tympanic bulla
-thickened, irregular, sclerotic bulla wall/bulla osteitis
-increased opacity of petrous temporal bone

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What is shown in this image?

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otitis media:
-sclerosis of right tympanic bulla
-left bulla is almost normal

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What is shown in this image?

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otitis media:
-sclerosis of right petrous temporal bone
-thickened right bulla wall compared to the left

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What is shown in these images?

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Left:
-normal

Right:
-otitis media
-thickening and increased opacity of superimposed abnormal bulla/bullae

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What is shown in these images?

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Left:
-normal

Right:
-otitis media
-bullae with increased opacity; especially right side

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What is shown in these images?

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Left:
-normal

Right:
-nasopharyngeal polyp

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What are the characteristics of tumors of the ear?

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-mostly soft tissue tumors
-unilateral
-soft tissue opacity/mass in ear canal
-can occlude or compress normal air-filled lumen
-dystrophic mineralization within soft tissue mass
-possible lysis of bulla or adjacent bony structures

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What is shown in these images?

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tumor of the ear:
-large soft tissue mass/swelling where right ear canal should be
-marked lysis of tympanic bulla

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What is shown in these images?

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Left:
-normal left bulla

Right:
-missing right bulla due to SCC of right ear

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What are the normal tooth anatomy structures labelled in these images?

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Yellow Arrows: alveolar crest
Blue Arrows: lamina dura
Red Arrows: periodontal membrane

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What are the two components of periodontal disease?

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-gingivitis: inflammation of the gums
-periodontitis: loss of bone and soft tissue around the teeth

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What is the pathogenesis of periodontal disease?

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-chronic infection
-inflammation and destruction of periodontal ligament
-resorption of the wall of alveoli and teeth loosening

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What are the radiographic signs of periodontal dz?

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-resorption and erosion of alveolar crest
-widening of periodontal space
-loss of lamina dura
-rarefaction and progressive destruction of alveolar bone
-tooth loss
-tooth root resorption
-pulpitis
-periapical abscesses
-osteomyelitis
-rhinitis
-pathologic fractures

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What is shown in this image?

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periodontal dz:
-regression of alveolar crest

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What is shown in this image?

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periodontal dz:
-widening of periodontal space

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What is shown in this image?

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periodontal dz:
-loss of lamina dura
-rarefaction of alveolar bone

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What is shown in this image?

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periodontal dz:
-tooth loss

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What is shown in this image?

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periapical abscess
-resorption of alveolar bone
-resorption of tooth root

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What is shown in these images?

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pulpitis:
-widening of pulp cavity

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What are the characteristics of hemivertebrae?

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-due to failure of vertebral body to develop fully
-seen in bulldogs, boston terriers, and pugs most commonly
-thoracic area most common
-may be associated with kyphosis/hump back
-crowding of ribs
-often incidental finding

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What are the radiographic findings of hemivertebrae?

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-wedge-shaped vertebrae on lateral view
-wedge-shaped vertebrae on VD view
-butterfly vertebrae on VD view
-compensatory changes in shape of adjacent vertebrae
-disc spaces misshapen but preserved

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What is shown in this image?
hemivertebrae: -wedge-shaped vertebrae
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What is shown in this image?
hemivertebrae: -wedge-shaped vertebrae -fusion and malformation of associated spinous processes -kyphosis
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What is shown in these images?
hemivertebrae: -wedge-shaped on lateral view -butterfly-shaped on VD view
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What are the characteristics of block vertebrae?
-fusion of two or more adjacent vertebrae -can include the bodies, arches, or whole vertebrae -no disc space -any location in the spine -incidental finding -must differentiate from acquired fusion following fracture/luxation/discospondylitis
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What is shown in this image?
block vertebrae
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What is shown in this image?
block vertebrae
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What are the characteristics of transitional vertebrae?
-vertebra at a junction between two spinal regions assumes characteristics of both regions -need to determine vertebral formula to name them properly -usually of no clinical significance
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What is shown in this image?
transitional T13 vertebra
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What is shown in this image?
sacralization of L7 -L7 aligned with sacrum -no disc space between L7 and S1
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What are the characteristics of spina bifida?
-incomplete formation of dorsal lamina -seen in screw-tailed breeds -spina bifida occulta is asymptomatic and JUST an osseous defect -spina bifida manifesta causes neurologic deficits and involves osseous defect with protrusion of meninges +/- spinal cord
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What are the radiographic findings of spina bifida?
-complete absence of spinous processes -incomplete fusion of spinous processes -most commonly seen in LS area on a VD view
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What is shown in these images?
spina bifida: -absent spinous process
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What is shown in these images?
spina bifida: -split/double spinous processes