Radcast Flashcards

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anaphylaxis adrenaline

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dose 1mg/ml or 1:1000

12+ years: 500 mcg
6-12 years: 300 mcg
6 months - 6 years: 150mcg
0-6 months: 100-150mcg

fluid bolus
adults: 0.5-1L
children: 10ml/kg

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U classification thyroid

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U1 (no FNA C)
normal thyroid

U2 (no FNA C)
isoechoic or slightly hyper echoic
hypoechoic halo
hypoechoic (cystic) nodule with colloid
-(normal thyroid hormone store - dense comet tail)
spongiform/honeycomb
peripheral egg shell
peripheral vascularity

U3 (indeterminate - needs FNA C)
homogeneous hyper echoic
echogenic solid component
mixed vascularity (peripheral and central)

U4 (suspicious - needs FNA C)
solid hypoechoic
incomplete ring calc
lobulated outline

U5 (malignant - needs FNA C)
solid hypoechoic lobular outline
papillary - microcalc
medullary - macro/globular calc
taller than wide
internal vascularity

U2 needs FNA C if it has suspicious clinical features:

Age <20 or > 60 years
firm
fast growing
vocal cord paralysis
regional LNs
previous neck RT
fam hx of thyroid cancer

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most sensitive and specific indicator of thyroid malignancy

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microcalc

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Li Fraumeni syndrome

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mutation of the tumour suppressor gene TP53
invasive cancer by age 30
can’t give ionising X-ray in this mutation

sarcomas
gliomas
choroid plexus carcinoma
medulloblastoma
neuroectodermal tumours
leukaemia
breast cancer
adrenal cortical carcinoma

Annual breast MRI from 20 to 70
mammogram is contraindicated

if breast irradiated between 10-20
annual MRI from age 25 or 8 years after first irradiation, whichever is the later

if breast irradiated between 20 and 36
annual MRI from age 30 or 8 years after first irradiation, whichever is the later

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perimesencephalic SAH with normal CT angiogram
anterior to pons and midbrain

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no further test or imaging needed
perimesencephalic is non aneurysmal
venous bleed related
CT should have been within 3 days
can settle in occipital ventricles

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most common salter Harris fracture

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type 2

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SALTER fracture with the worst prognosis

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type 5

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how long to hold THERAPEUTIC LMWH before TACE

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24 hour hold - therapeutic LMWH - all moderate or high risk interventions

12 hour hold - prophylactic LMWH

moderate risk (arterial intervention, embolisation, TACE, UAE, PAE, dialysis lines, tunnel lines).

high risk (large arterial intervention, aortic stent, tumour ablation, nephrostomy, renal liver biopsy, biliary intervention)

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Bosniak

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2f - thick and nodular calc

FU 6 months, 12 months, then annually for 5 years

3 - measurable enhancement
4 - solid component

bosniak 3 - measurable enhancement of walls - partial nephrectomy or RFA

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LCH

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irregular nodules
irregular cysts
normal or large lung volumes
CP angles spared

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LAM vs emphysema

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emphysema has central dot

LAM causes lymphatic obstruction - chylous effusion

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RB-ILD

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The nodules are centrilobular

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teratoma vs thymoma

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teratoma is slow growing and long standing
thymoma appears and causes pleural effusion
thymoma spreads to pleura

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obscures left heart border

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anterior mediastinal mass

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military TB

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immunocompromised
random nodules 1-3mm
happens in primary and post primary TB when it spreads haematogeneously
splenomegaly

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PJP

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perihilar and upper zone ground glass
no lymphadenopathy

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castleman

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angioimmunoblastic
intensely enhances unlike lymphoma

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swyer James

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air trapping
hypoplasia
small pulmonary vessels
underdeveloped lung

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HP

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granulomatous involvement of small airways
air goes in but gets trapped

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superior mediastinal mass that fades above the clavicle

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retrosternal goitre

posterior mediastinal masses well defined above the clavicle

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high attenuation lesions in the brain on non con CT

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most likely is melanoma

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axillary clips

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breast cancer in a woman
melanoma in a man

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liver biopsy

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large volume ascites is a contraindication (risk of bleed and harder to target)

trans jugular liver biopsy - for non targeted biopsy

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need 6 core biopsies

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use coaxial needle - minimises bleed risk (only one puncture of the liver capsule)

biopsy edge of lesion (less vascular)
ascites and IHBD is a CI

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clotting pre-IR
platelets >80,000 INR <1.3 clopidogrel - stop for 5 days aspirin - don't stop LMWH - 12/24 hours proph/thera DOAC - 48 hours
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IR procedure meds
midazolam - sedative - 1mg increments fentanyl - analgesia - 25mcg increments flumezanil - reverses midazolam - 200mcg naloxone - reverses fentanyl - 200mcg MFFN
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Midazolam
Sedative of choice Rapid onset Short half-life (1–4 hours) Dose: 1–2 mg IV Reversal agent: Flumazenil 100–200 µg IV Every 1 minute MF
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Fentanyl
Opioid of choice Rapid onset Short half-life Dose: 25–100 µg IV Reversal agent: Naloxone 100–200 µg IV Every 2–3 minutes
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bradycardia
500mcg atropine IV
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lidocaine dose
200mg alone 500mg with adrenaline
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EIA
retroperitoneal - no compression if it's bleeding
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greater curvature bleeding
angiogram of CT - hepatic artery - GDA
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buttock claudication
internal iliac - common iliac angioram
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calf claudication
external iliac - femoral - tibial arteries
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rectus sheath haematoma
inferior epigastric artery
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antegrade puncture
hard if patient is very fat
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AVF for dialysis
<50% is not significant stenosis
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AVF bleeding post dialysis swollen arm prominent superficial veins
outflow stenosis CT thorax PV
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IVC filter
prevents large PE Place infra renal supra renal in pregnancy/double IVC indications CI to AC complication while on AC recurrent/progression despite AC
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dissection
true lumen supplies CT SMA and rt renal artery false lumen left renal artery
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carotid dissection on MRI
axial T1FS
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GCA
1st line is US - halo sign, non compressible hypoechoic wall 2nd line MRI + c gold standard is TA biopsy
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Takayasu
MRI or CTA + FDG PET stenoses and occlusions
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aortic insufficiency murmur
takayasu quiet murmuring Chinese
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GCA TAKA rx
steroids first then biologics like TNFa
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RCC stage 1 (<4cm)
CXR for staging
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RCC staging
3a renal vein 3b infra diaphragm IVC 3c supra diaphragm IVC T4 adrenal gland or beyond gerota
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when to do partial nephrectomy
VHL - further risk of kidney function decline single kidney
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CT urogram
non con - stones 15-25 - vascular anomalies nephrographic 80-140 - parenchyma excretory - 4-8 mins
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bladder cancer
CT TAP for muscle invasive bladder cancer CT can differentiate T3b and T4 (adjacent structures) early T1 T2 - cystoscopy and urogram
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renal artery stenosis
pulsus tardus trace = severe RAS peak aorta to peak RA ratio 3.5 post stenotic turbulent flow GAD enhanced MRI Parvus weak Tardus slow
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prostate cancer most important phases
T2 coronal and axial, DWI and dynamic contrast T1 not needed in pirates DWI good for peripheral zone T2 good for central zone T1 for blood/nodes/bone mets T3 - beyond capsule, seminal vesicles T4 - adjacent organ
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phaeo
heterogeneous mass with delayed washout
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testicular torsion
can look normal on US early on
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PSMA PET
patient had radical prostatectomy but biochemical recurrence expression is positively correlated with tumour grade, pathological stage and degree of disease recurrence expression is observed in normal tissue e.g. lacrimal glands, salivary glands including the parotid glands, duodenum, renal tubules, ileum
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bosniak 2f
perceived enhx calc hyperdense cyst >3cm
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bosniak 3
thick walls measurable enhx
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bosniak 4
enhancing soft tissue components
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can't do a partial nephrectomy in
locally advanced tumour (T3/T4) Tumour invades renal vein, IVC, or beyond High surgical risk patient Patient unfit for prolonged surgery or bleeding risk too high Solitary functioning kidney with unresectable tumour Removing tumour would leave no viable renal tissue Tumour location precluding safe margin
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scrotal ultrasound post vasectomy
epididymal head cyst tubular ectasia within the epididymis granuloma with active inflammation epididymitis echogenic material - stagnant sperm dancing megasperm tubular ectasia
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ranulas
simple ranula: confined to the sublingual space by mylohyoid plunging ranula: extends into the submandibular space rx - drain/excise the cyst AND REMOVE SUBLINGUAL GLAND
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painful proptosis
cellulitis orbital pseudotumour CCF sarcoidosis (lacrimal gland first to be affected) wegners (infiltrative mass)
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painless proptosis
thyroid eye disease optic nerve tumours pleomorphic adenoma of the lacrimal gland
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cholesteatoma
DWI with non-EPI
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mass displacing the CCA anteriorly and IJV laterally it has cystic areas
vagal schwannoma vagal nerve sheath tumour pushes CCA anteriorly carotid body splays the
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sialography
contraindicated in acute sialadenitis - spread infection jaw pain first line is US ? sialadenitis
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hoarse voice tongue atrophy difficulty swallowing
jugular foramen paraganglioma CN 9 10 11
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parapharyngeal fat displaced posteriorly
pharyngeal mucosal space issue
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subclavian steal
severe proximal subclavian artery stenosis or occlusion
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CD4
>200 bacterial <200 PCP <100 CMV
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plasmocytoma
solitary tumour monoclonal plasma cells pain bone destruction well defined punched out soft tissue masses Rx RT
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medication 2hrs before and 24 hours after DAT scan
potassium iodide 120mg all taken up by thyroid so the thyroid doesn't take up the radioactive i123
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parkinsons DAT
loss of uptake in 1) putamen then 2) caudate false results - cocaine fentanyl methylphenidate amphetamines, these all reduce DAT binding
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PSP
mid brain atrophy
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decreased FDG uptake in bilateral medial occipital lobe preserved of the posterior cingulate cortex (cingulate island sign)
LBD
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normal uptake PET
brain - active KUB - excretion liver - breakdown glucose heart - active brown fat pneumonia colitis healing wounds hyperglycaemia - increase muscle uptake metformin - colonic uptake
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alzheimer's FDG
bilateral temporal parietal precuneus posterior cingulate
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hypothyroid anti-TPO +ve diffuse reduced uptake in thyroid I123
primary lymphoma from hashimotos 13x risk gold standard for hashimotos - histology most specific- thyroid peroxidase
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hashimotos on I131
increased uptake early reduced uptake later cold spots cold nodule more concerning - dysfunctional - could be malignant
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meckels scan Tc99m but increased uptake in anterior mediastinum
ectopic thyroid normal stomach thyroid testes salivary
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tc99m for testes
reduced uptake centre - missed torsion diffuse uptake epididymo orchitis
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VQ scan
ventilation DTPA perfusion MAA
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patchy reduced ventilation and perfusion on VQ non segmental
emphysema
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matched defects VQ
pneumonia emphysema COPD ILD lobectomy body recognises pathological lung so diverts blood away
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perfusion defect
PE vasculitis extrinsic compression of vessel
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DMSA
S for structure and scarring Static scan absorbed by the proximal tubules no absorption = no renal function
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DMSA reduced uptake bilaterally pyelonephritis pt on gentamicin/cisplatin diffuse bl reduced uptake gent is nephrotoxic (measure gent levels)
drug induced low cortical uptake
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horseshoe kidney
down turner Edward patau increased risk TCC renal pelvis
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MAG3
urinary secretion Better than DTPA in people with poor renal function DTPA is best for egfr - glom filtration only has a perfusion then excretion phase
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PSMA scan aka glutamate carboxypeptidase II BL uptake at T12 L1 anterolateral to aorta
physiological uptake of coeliac ganglia also in HN glands, liver spleen KUB GB SB
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PSMA
Ga-68 - most sensitive for prostate F-18
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penile fracture
Penile fracture is defined as a tear in the tunica albuginea with resultant rupture of the corpus cavernosum focal disruption of the T1- and T2-hypointense tunica albuginea, usually with an adjacent T2-hyperintense hematoma
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meds in HIDA
CCK - contracts GB Glucagon - relaxes sphincter of oddi, promotes drainage Morphine - contracts sphincter of oddi, causes back pressure into GB, confirms blockage of cystic duct phenobarbital - enhances bile production, ensures good quality scan
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HIDA uptake in the GB fossa, not GB itself
gangrenous and perforated GB
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HIDA scan times
GB in 30-60mins acute cholecystitis - no uptake at 4 hours (cystic duct obstructed so HIDA can't enter)
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HIDA curvilinear pericholecytic rim of increased tracer activity next to photogenic GB
acute cholecystitis with risk of GB perf/gangrene because the surrounding liver is inflamed so uptakes more - needs surgery
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HIDA chronic cholecystitis
no uptake in GB 30-60 mins, give CCK and you get GB before 4 hours, because no blockage but wall of GB fibrosed so needs a push if still no uptake at 4 hours - acute cholecystitis
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causes of gastroparesis
alcohol opiates infection - chagas - mega oesophagus/ureter/bowel - T.cruzi, myocarditis and dilated cardiomyopathy defined as >10% retained at 4 hours rapid emptying <70% at 30mins
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sensitivity for GI bleeding
1 - tc99m rbc 2 - CT 3 - DSA -
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indium 111 oxine labelled WBC
evaluates disease activity in crohns localises inflammation / infection uses patients blood normal - spleen liver and bone good scan for PUO
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ectopic splenic tissue
1st line test is the sulphur colloid scan, only works if >2cm gold standard - more specific/sensitive - heated damaged RBCs
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blood tests for neuro endocrine tissue
24 hr urinary 5 HIAA serum CgA
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investigation of NET
calculate Ki67 mitotic score <2% means well differentiated = octreotide PET CT >20% = poorly differentiated = 18 FDG PET (very active)
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most common receptors in NET
SST2 and 5
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gallium-68 dotatate
way more sensitive than octreotide
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bone scan
uptake at sites of increased bone turnover
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increased uptake in all 3 phases
OM
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bone scan phases
flow - blood flow soft tissue/blood pool - capillary perm delayed - osteoblastic activity
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bone scan summary
all 3 phases - OM first 2 phases - cellulitis only last phase - aseptic loosening (OB repair) periprosthetic infection - all 3
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clinically a breast cancer but normal biopsy
repeat biopsy
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stellate appearance with central lucency
radial scar - increased risk of ca , needs biopsy aw DCIS or tubular ca high risk lesion
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T4 breast cancer
skin/chest wall
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BRCA1/2
Annual MRI mammograms from age 40
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segond
lateral plateau - ACL MCL reverse segond medial plateau - PCL MCL and MM
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central cord syndrome
contusion to the cord hyperextension in a degenerative neck bright intramedullary T2 STIR
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EUS
12-20 MHz
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sulfur colloid
half life 6 hours all hepatic masses cold except FNH
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amoebic liver abscess
single lesion right lobe thin or non enhancing wall chocolate fluid metronidazole
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hyper vascular liver lesions
HCC NET adenoma
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liver lesion T1 bright T2 dark
adenoma contains fat and blood drop out on IPOP
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GB polyps
>1cm suspicious - cholecystectomy
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When conventional imaging (CT/MR) is negative but suspicion is high for pancreatic NET
arterial stimulation + selective venous sampling may help localize hormone-secreting lesions insulinoma - GLP1 receptor imaging
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PNET
insulinoma 10% ca - small, arterial hyperenhancement, homo enhx glucagonoma 80% ca - large, heterogeneous, malignant gastrinoma 60% ca - can be in duodenum, delayed enhancement, ring enhx (gastric ring) non functioning 100% ca - large, heterogeneous, no hormonal effect
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VIPoma
WDHA syndrome watery diarrhoea, hypokalaemia, and achlorhydria (no hcl in stomach)
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GB polyps
extremely low risk - ball on wall or thin stalk low risk - thick stalk focal GB wall thickening - intermediate risk >4mm
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gastric adenocarcinoma
high attenuation
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leg dermatomes
L2 thigh L3 knee L4 medial leg L5 lateral leg S1 lateral foot heel sole S2 hamstrings
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Spinal cord lesions (transverse myelitis covers MS NMO and MOGAD)
MS - diffuse or focal, GM involved, posterolateral cord, T2 bright, ring/intense nodular enhx, cord atrophy, patchy faint enhx MS focal peripheral NMO - aquaporin 4 - middle aged women, LETM (>3 VB's) + optic neuritis, swelling (2/3 involved), strong enhx NMO LETM and ON MOGAD - kids, central grey matter, grossly swollen monad - gross swollen central monster ADEM non enhancing with skip lesions
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CC lesion FLAIR bright homogeneous enhancement
Lymphoma GBM has rim enhancement and may/may not restrict
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posterior fossa lesion with calcification
ependymoma
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pupil down and out
CN3 palsy PCOM aneurysm
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right temporal lesion
left superior quadrantanopia
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vertigo rapid involuntary eye movements swallowing difficulties drooping eyelid - RIGHT
ipsilateral horners right PICA branch of the VA affects same side medulla (swallowing)
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superior cerebellar artery infarct
branch of the basilar same sided horners contralateral pain temp of face
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CC involvement
genu and splenium - CC and marchiafava bingami
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Marchiafava bignami
demylination then necrosis of the CC front to back - body genu splenium
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TB meningitis vs neurosarcoid
can affect cranial nerves like sarcoidosis, just not as common cough ring enhancing lesions - tuberculoma sarcoidosis- pituitary enhx, cranial nerve lesions much more common, lesions enhance homogeneously
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diagnosis of MS
5 spaces now including optic nerve 4 or more gives dx even if no dissemination in time spinal cord, optic nerve, periventricular, juxtacortical, infratentorial CSF kappa free-light chains (kFLC) as a marker, equivalent to CSF oligoclonal bands central vein sign - vein in an MS plaque paramagnetic rim on SWI supports but doesn't aid diagnosis if there is dissemination in space, 2 or more places, a central vein sign removes need for DIT or CSF diagnosis
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uterine mass ? malignant
LN's or peritoneal mets? solid enhancing nodule intermediate signal DWI brighter than endometrium ADC <0.9
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paeds ET tube
T1-T3
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NAI
SS CT head <1 siblings <2 years same house MRI brain and spine if CT head +ve Repeat SS in 11-14 days
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echogenic mass on antenatal US normal CXR
needs CT to see extent of cysts risk of ca - needs resection needs upper abdomen CT for arterial anomaly down to renal vessels CT chest + abdomen + C
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neonate will small lung and PLEURAL EFFUSION
infection group B strep 1st week no pl eff in RDS
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ileocolic
can have air reduction ileoileal cannot be reduced - needs surgery
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GI perf in neonate
1) left lateral decubitus 2) HBL
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li fraumeni
annual MRI surveillance SLAB sarcoma lymphoma/leukaemia adrenals breast
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kids trauma
C spine and chest x ray CT head and CT AP
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mitral valve disease LAA compresses recurrent laryngeal nerve
change in voice cardiovocal syndrome
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young pt chest pain incidental finding
RCA from left sinus going between aorta and PA
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upper lobe odema post MI
papillary muscle rupture
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HCM
systolic anterior motion of the anterior mitral valve leaflet
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chagas
latin america dilated LV
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fdg uptake between atrium
lipomatous hypertrophy of the inter atrial septum brown fat
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right atrial lesions
lymphoma angiosarcoma
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left atrial
myxoma thrombus
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ventricles
fibroma rhabdomyoma
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perilunate dislocation associated with
scaphoid fracture
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lunate dislocation
injury of the dorsal radiolunate ligament median nerve injury
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VISI DISI
SLT in order S wants to go volar T wants to go dorsal VISI - ulnar injury, LT ligament, lunate moves volar with scaphoid, <30 DISI - radial injury, SL ligament, dorsal dislocation, >60
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pelvic avulsions
ASIS - ST (sartorius, TFL) AIIS - R (rectus femoris) greater trochanter - glutes lesser trochanter - hamstrings
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segond
lateral plateau ACL reverse segond medial plateau PCL Medial meniscus
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osteoporosis
transient OP - later pregnancy - joint space preserved, self resolves regional migratory OP - idiopathic in men, moves around to different bones, avoid WB, self limits
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AVN
rim sign or double line sign means unstable needs surgery
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autoimmune arthritides
RA Scleroderma: acro osteolysis, soft tissue calc, contractures, myositis, bursitis SLE: reducible deformities, no erosion or narrowing, lax ligaments
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PAIR
RF -ve HLA B27 +ve AS: SIJ first before spine, upper lung
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CPPD
SLAC wrist isolated joints - PF, elbow,
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calcific tendinitis
shoulder supraspinatus longus collis muscle C1 T3 neck pain renal disease hypervit D tumoral calcinosis
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CPPD
index and middle finger haemachromatosis affects all
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GCT
low t1 low t2 blooming
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pagets
hot on all 3 phases of bone scan high ALP in the mixed phase
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MINOCA
MI with no obstructed coronary arteries (no stenosis >50% coronary plaque disruption CA dissection or spasm shock/arrhythmia causing supply mismatch
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freidrich ataxia
thinning of cervical cord and MO cerebral cerebellar atrophy 4 limb ataxia
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kaposi
low to intermediate grade sarcoma of lymphatic system CD4 <200 peri hilar flame shaped opacities ILST LNs Pl eff thallium positive gallium negative (lymphoma positive in both)
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PAPVR
PV drain into RA instead of LA
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infantile coarctation
a/w PDA
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coeliac
jejunisation of the ileum - more folds in the ileum to make up for villous atrophy of the duodenum Flocculation = progressive dilution of the barium contrast column due to poor fluid absorption by the inflamed duodenal epithelium. -Moulage = featureless appearances of the small bowel segments affected (mainly duodenum) secondary to a reduction in number of mucosal folds
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cowden
breast disease, trichilemmomas (skin lesions) and CNS tumours
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Blake pouch vs mega cisterna magna
BP communicates with 4th and has HC MCM no HC and no communication
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alzheimers in FDG PET
bilateral temporoparietal, precuneus and posterior cingulate hypometabolism
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tests for Alzheimers
F18-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) Tc-99m HMPAOC Tc-99m Bicisate (Ethyl cysteine dimer)
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liver lesion matches blood pool on all T1 post con hyper echoic on US can restrict
haemangioma
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what confirms benign adenoma
>60% absolute washout and/or >40% relative washout
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TS brain lesions
SEGA, near foramen of Monroe, HC, avid enhx central neurocytomas are attached to the septum pellucidum
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caudate head supplied by
heubner artery
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no thrombectomy in ASPECTS
<7 also needs to be a proximal occlusion - ica m1 and proximal m2 NIHSS >5 mrs <3
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most in favour of tb discitis
subligamentous spread
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ABC
fluid fluid level low signal rim
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HCC
hypervascularity in the arterial phase with rapid contrast washout and/or the appearances of a perilesional capsule, “the appearance has a near 100% specificity for HCC cholangiocarcinoma enhances in the delayed phase
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moiety's
upper inferomedial lower superiolateral
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renal vein thrombosis
reversal of diastolic flow
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bone lesion anaemia hypercalcaemia various uptake on bone scan
MM
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superior rib notching
marfans
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rt vs left subclavian artery
aberrant right - right rib notching aberrant left - left notching
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TGA
L type sorts itself out congenitally D type needs PDA to keep open to maintain life D needs help!
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post pneumonectomy
progressive filling with fluid - normal progressive filling with air - BP fistula. xenon confirms leak into pleural space
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osteoid osteoma vs osteomyelitis
both same on MRI needs bone scan to distinguish OO - vascular nidus - increase uptake in nidus and sclerosis - double density sign OM - no uptake in the nidus
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distal ureter filling defects that cause obstruction
TCC ureteritis cystica does not cause obstruction
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tumoural calcinosis
periarticular calc
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SNHL and branch retinal artery occlusions
Susac
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femoral pseudo aneurysm
<1cm watch and wait >1cm us guided thrombin
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thyroid infection
post viral - de quervains - hyper thyroid then hypo then eu thyroid. avascular cold nodules with hyperaemic parenchyma acute suppurative thyroiditis - euthyroid, more un well graves - hot on radio dine Hashimoto - hyper then hypo, homogeneously hyper echoic white knight nodules - lymphoma riedels - igg4 - fibrous replacement, enlarged, less vascular, t1 dark t2 dark
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sinuses
Anodi cells (risk to optic nerve and ICA during FESS). Agger nasi air cells- anterolateral and inferior to the frontal recess and anterior and above the middle turbinate (the orbit, lacrimal sac and nasolacrimal duct lie lateral to them) and can lead to frontal sinusitis. Fovea ethmoidalis is a normal structure representing the superior portion of the ethmoid bone. Concha bullosa is middle turbinate pneumatisation, usually associated with nasal septum deviation but rarely of clinical significance.
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tennis swollen upper limb
paget schrotter syndrome compression and thrombus of subclavian vein upper limb DVT
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caput medusa
DVA do not touch can be seen on angiography - AVM, not DVA
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SVCO
azygous, hemi azygous, lateral thoracic, internal thoracic and thoraco-acromioclavicular venous complex.
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bone pain exopthalmos neurological symptoms like pagets - cortical thickening and thick trabecuale symmetrial epiphyseal sparing
erdheim Chester
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malignant breast calc
a group or cluster of calc - starts in a duct rod like calc - benign, plasma cell mastitis, involuted ducts post menopause
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shoulder ultrasound
Arm in slight internal rotation, elbow flexed to 90 degrees, palm up. - long head biceps Arm adducted and in internal rotation –“hand in back pocket” - supraspinatus Arm in external rotation, elbow flexed to 90 degrees, palm up - subscapularis Place arm on opposite shoulder - infraspinatus/teres minor
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invasive thymoma
myasthenia gravis phrenic nerve involvement- elevated hemidiaphragm
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what is still ok for pancreatic adenocarcinoma resection
panc LN's duodenal invasion GDA involvement SMA <180 no liver or peritoneal mets
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implanted insulin pump
MRI contraindicated
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acutely inflamed GB
can't operate - needs PCT
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HVOD
jamaican bush tea chemo stem cell transplant GB thickening
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pineal lesion
pineoblastoma. large. high grade. heterogeneous pineocytoma. small. benign. homo enhx.
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AIP
symmetric lower lobe predominant sparing of bases late phase of AIP, architectural distortion, traction bronchiectasis, and honeycombing
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orbital sarcoid
involves lacrimal glands
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neurosarcoidosis
needs CXR for bl hilar ln involves pituiatry blood tests to look for diabetes insipidus and SIADH
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T3 and T4 prostate cancer
bone scan and TRUS biopsy CT not used in staging trans perineal biopsy if small and anterior
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rectosigmoid ratio
<1 abnormal normally the rectum is larger than sigmoid reversal seen in hirschprungs
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meconium plug
left colon meconium ileus - cf - terminal ileum
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organs affected in blunt trauma
Spleen, liver, kidneys, diaphragm, pancreas SLKDP
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hyper vascular liver mets
late arterial
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facial rash cortica tubers sub ependymal nodules enhancing SEGA
TS - cardiac rhabdomyomas - TOE
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Thickening of the interatrial septum > 6mm
highly specific for cardiac amyloidosis.
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SLAC
FOOSH CPPD SL >3mm SLAC VS DISI Both SL >60 DISI CL >30 CL normal <30 in SLAC
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SNAC
AVN of scaphoid
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liver lesion central area of high T2-weighted pre-contrast intense enhancement with IV gadolinium on T1-weighted at 25 seconds isodensity with normal liver on T1-weighted at 75 seconds after IV gadolinium.
FNH
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bowel blood supply
coeliac axis - upper GI transverse colon - SMA distal colon - IMA
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most likely cause of brisk GI bleeding
angiodysplasia causing shock Villous adenomas cause chronic blood loss, often leading to iron deficiency, not acute hemorrhagic shock
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Radiation history + elderly woman
insufficiency fractures
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Post-prandial abdominal pain
Mesenteric hypoperfusion during digestion severe vasculopath causes weight loss mucosal ischaemia causes microbleeds and anaemia poor nutrition - low albumin bowel thickens from hypo perfusion
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hypoechoic lobulated lesion in submandibular gland
pleomorphic adenoma
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gyrus rectus SAH
A com
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GBM
supratentorial >90% of the time
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rim enhancing posterior fossa lesion
mets - can be a necrotic met mets to cerebellum very common
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prostate cancer
T2 to T3 extra prostatic extension resect NVB ED more risk of recurrence and mets specific - seminal vesicle invasion sensitive - broad capsular contactc>10mm asymmetry of NVB loss of retroprostatic fat
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endoleaks
1 - needs correction 2 - follow up and embolism lumbar/IMA 3 - intervene 4 - do nothing
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dashboard injury
PCL
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amyloid arthropathy
large joint symmetric bilateral shoulder pain and carpal tunnel primary or 2 to HD (CKD) joint space preserved congo red stain of synovial fluid low T1 T2 intra articular nodules - enhance
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cartilage pigmentation
ochronosis accumulates in discs
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synovial pigmentation
PVNS - haemosiderin staining
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CCF
CN 3 and 6
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CT reveals multiple perihilar and peribronchovascular ill-defined nodular opacities with surrounding ground glass opacification and marked bilateral ENHANCING hilar lymph node enlargement
kaposi flame shaped gallium negative lymphoma gallium avid
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psoriatic arthritis
distal joints, marginal erosions, periostitis, joint space widening and preserved bone density symmetric
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lidocaine
1% 3mg/kg 210mg 20ml or up to 4mg/kg - 30ml 7mg/kg with adrenaline
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phaeochromocytoma
no fat signal in IP/OP
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pituitary apoplexy
peripheral enhancement
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Cronkite canada
GI polyps nail atrophy alopecia
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cowden
breast and thyroid cancers
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BL dense renal lesions with splenic lesion
melanoma
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neonate ETT
1.5cm above carina T3/4
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T2 hyperintensity in the caudate nuclei, lateral thalami, putamina and tegmentum with sparing of the red nuclei and substantia nigra
wilson copper deposition no affect on CT
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The anterior pituitary, choroid plexus and pineal gland are all common sites of deposition.
haemachromatosis
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pneumonia
neonates - group B strep pre school - pneumococcus RSV haemophilia
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cervical cancer staging
FGD PET and MRI pelvis
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osteoporosis circumscripta
pagets Lucent leading edge increased uptake
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sjogrens
NSIP in 45% LIP in 15%
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tailgut cyst
multilocular, retrorectal cystic mass.
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double cortex
band heterotopia
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gynae malignancy
higher grade has lower ADC With a cut-off ADC value of 1.15×10−3 mm2/s, there was a sensitivity of 74% and a specificity of 80% for differentiating benign from malignant 1.15 is the cut off. closer to 0 or less is darker and malignant
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Lhermitte duclos
Dysplastic cerebellar gangliocytom thick and T2 bright cerebellar folia
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Xanthogranulomatous cholecystitis
hypodense intra mural nodules
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rodent facies
thallasaemia major
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malignant breast calc
clustered pleomorphic branching linear
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PML
restricted diffusion at the leading edge
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PMF
more likely in silicosis than coal workers
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seroma
regress lymphoceles persist
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peutz jehgers
spares mouth and oesophagus colon, stomach, SI cancer in that order Sertoli cell tumour of testes breast ductal most common
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syndromes and cancer risk
Lynch/HNPCC - endometrial, GBM, TCC fallopian tube serous - BRCA1 and 2 Cowden - breast thyroid endometrial FAP - hepatoblastoma, JNAF, Desmoid fap hap Desmond
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neurosarcoid
BL facial, optic nerves, and hearing CN8 bilateral facial weakness
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leptomeningeal carcinomatosis
breast lung melanoma
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Acute eosinophilic pneumonia
consol GG eosinophils not raised in blood in acute raised eosinophils in bronchoalveolar fluid
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pneumonia
strep most common staph debilitated legionella spreads to other lobes
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low T1 and T2 with blooming
tenosynovial giant cell tumour
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neuroblastoma
stage 4S locally advanced with mets to skin, liver, bone marrow if there are skin liver or bone mets it confers a greater prognosis
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rectal cancer drainage dentate line
above = internal iliac vessels below = superficial inguinal
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rectal cancer regional vs metastatic LNs
metastatic if: external iliac common iliac inguinal (if tumour above the dentate line) above metastatic below regional
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anal cancer
metastatic LNs if they are : common iliac or para-aortic the rest are regional
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De Quervain tenosynovitis
1st extensor compartment of the wrist APL EPB pain on passive ulnar deviation pain over radial styloid intersection syndrome if pain 4cm above lister tubercle intersects with extensor carpi radials brevis and longus
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classification tool for biliary atresia
kasai echogenic fibrous tissue anterior to the PV hepatic artery gets larger subcapsular hepatic arterial flow on Doppler right proximal hepatic artery diameter >1.5 mm hepatic artery to portal vein diameter ratio >0.45 ghost gallbladder atretic, length less than 19 mm irregular contour lack of complete echogenic lining
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cervical to 2a to 2b
parametrial invasion - coronal best view T1 large FOV needed to look for LNs metastatic LN's - all para aortic above the renal vein and inguinal
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cervical cancer - fertility can be preserved
no LNs no parametrial invasion stage IB1 or lower, <2cm in size >1cm from the internal os <50% cervical stromal invasion
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gold standard for splenic tissue
Tc-99m-tagged heat-damaged RBC scan (Tc-99m-DRBC)
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penile fracture
t2 bright signal breach of tunica albuginea
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littres hernia
are inguinal
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lady windermere
MAC infection
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CPAM
needs arterial CT chest identify blood supply
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medial epicondyle avulsion
flexor carpi radialis
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risk factors for neuroblastoma
* A: Encasement of abdominal aorta >50% * B: Flattening of the renal vessels * C: Infiltration of body of pancreas * D: Compression of trachea * E: Infiltration into spinal canal >1/3 diameter
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TOF
type c most common
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PXA
enhancing nodule dural tail
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cholesteatoma vs cholesterol granuloma
ADC differentiates cholesteatoma dark on ADC
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bilateral, symmetric metaphyseal and diaphyseal sclerosis distal fib proximal tib
erhheim Chester
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klippel feil
vertebral fusion: fused facets and spinous processes anteroposterior narrowing of the vertebral bodies hemivertebrae omovertebral bone spina bifida associated scoliosis Sprengel deformity
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scleroderma
loss of lamina dura
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crohns fistula types
inter sphincteric trans sphincteric supra sphincteric - involves internal sphincter and puborectalis extra sphincteric - involves levator ani complex
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caffey disease
infantile cortical hyperostosis first 5 months painful soft tissue swelling periosteal reaction new bone formation bone expansion