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Hemopoietic &Trauma RTEC 91

TB due to HIV

patient with known AIDS

Skin lesions due to Kaposi's Sarcoma

Kaposi's Sarcoma Multiple "shaggy" nodules Found along small vascular bundles of the lungs

Multiple myeloma

multiple myeloma well-circumscribed skeletal defects

multiple myeloma

Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma

demonstrates mass effect on bowel loops within the abdomen with displacement of bowel loops to the periphery of the abdominal cavity

PET – CT & CXR Hodgkin's disease

Osteomyelisits

Sickle Cell Anemia causing humeral head infarction and osteonecrosis Individuals with sickle cell disease are predisposed to osteomyelitis secondary to ischemic injury of both bone and GI tract

bilateral femoral head infarcts & osteonecrosis due to sickle cell

Trauma Ch. 11

I, II & III Trauma Centers

Subdural hematoma

Smiths’ FX

Colles FX

Monteggia’s fracture

Maisonneuve fracture

Pott’s fracture trimalleolar fracture & dislocation of the joint

Old compression FX

Compression fx

Common Skeletal FX Avulsion FX Boxer FX Colles FX Smith FX Bimalleolar FX Trimalleolar FX Pott FX Jefferson FX

Jefferson’s Fracture Burst fracture of the ring of C1

Bimalleolar FX

Boxer FX

Elevation of both fat pads

Makes the diagnosis easier

Dislocation

Greenstick

Spiral

Comminuted

comminuted fracture soft tissue edema

Part of the elbow most often fracture?

FX of the Radial Head

FX & Dislocation of the Olecranon

5 th metatarsal transverse FX

transverse fractures

impacted fracture

Pathologic fracture

depressed fracture of the occipital bone

linear skull fracture of the parietal bone

Maxilla FX

depressed fracture

Lateral wall of the Maxilla FX

Blow out FX

Mandibular FX Usually bilateral

Avulsion FX of Lateral Epicondyle

Surgical Neck FX

Femoral Neck FX

Oblique fx 5 metatarsal

Importance of more than 1 view

Hangmans

Femoral Neck FX

Greenstick

Greenstick FX

Greenstick

FX which bone?

Child Abuse? Twisting motion

Spiral FX

Clavicle FX Old or New ?

FX styloid process

Name that FX?

Name that fx ?

Self inflicted

Why not fix the fibula?

Name the fx ?

How do you adjust your technique?

Describe the fx ?

fractured right kidney

pneumoperitoneum perforation of the stomach

Subcutaneous emphysema

Hemopneumothorax

Name this FX?

Nasal Bone FX ? What projection is this? What is the CR entrance point & positioning criteria for a lateral ? Which projection should be performed to determine displacement to the RT or LT ?

Bone Repair Process

Hemopoietic &Trauma Questions ?