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UNC MSK Course Day 9 Lab XR UNKNOWNS (for self study)

Pathology?

Inflammation of 1 st MTP joint

Pathology? Inflammation of 1 st MTP joint Gout

Pathology?

Medial joint space narrowing (mild)

Pathology? Medial joint space narrowing (mild) “Squaring of condyles” secondary to small osteophytes Early DJD Osteoarthritis

Pathology? Medial joint space narrowing (mild) “Squaring of condyles” secondary to small osteophytes Early DJD Osteoarthritis Normal knee for comparison round square

Pathology? Medial joint space narrowing (mild) “Squaring of condyles” secondary to small osteophytes Early DJD Osteoarthritis For extra credit note faint calcification of lateral meniscus from CPPD (pseudogout)

Pathology?

Lumps about joints Erosions over lumps with exposed white material

Pathology? Lumps about joints (tophi) Erosions over lumps with exposed white material (sodium urate crystals – tophi) Gout

Pathology?

Calcification of menisci

Pathology? Calcification of menisci CPPD (pseudogout)

Pathology?

Calcification of triangular fibrocartilaginous disc over ulnar head

Pathology? Calcification of triangular fibrocartilaginous disc over ulnar head CPPD (pseudogout)

Pathology?

1.Joint space narrowing

Pathology? 1.Joint space narrowing 2.Osteophytes

Pathology? 1.Joint space narrowing 2.Osteophytes 3.Subchondral sclerosis

Pathology? 1.Joint space narrowing 2.Osteophytes 3.Subchondral sclerosis 4.Subchondral cysts

Pathology? 1.Joint space narrowing 2.Osteophytes 3.Subchondral sclerosis 4.Subchondral cysts These are the four classic radiographic findings in DJD

UNC Hospital at Dawn