Skeletal Imaging

SKELETAL IMAGING Final Exam Practical Portion Texas Chiropractic College Dept. of Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging Dr. Fritsch & Dr. Thompson April 13, 2004

Case 1

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62 year old male with monoarticular joint disease. Unremarkable physical exam. What is your diagnosis?

Case 2

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30 year old male with syringomyelia. What is your diagnosis?

Case 3

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Two different patients with the same joint disease. What is the radiographic characteristic? Name three arthropathies that can give this presentation?

Calcium Pyrophosphate Dihydrate Deposition Disease (CPP

Case 4 34 year old male with low back pain.  What is your diagnosis?  Explain. 

Case 5

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53 year old female. No skin lesions. Chronic hand pain. What is your diagnosis?

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Case 6

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62 year old female with chronic neck pain. 20 year history of “arthritis”. Describe what is abnormal. What is your differential diagnosis?

Case 7

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57 year old male with 8 year history of foot and wrist pain. Poor patient medical compliance. What is your diagnosis? Explain.

Case 8

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Lateral views of a 75 year old male with limited range of motion. No history of back pain. Extremities are unremarkable. What is your diagnosis?

Case 9 

Describe this fracture in utilizing proper terminology as taught in class.

Simple Fracture with slight lateral displacement

Case 10

Left hip pain.  What is your diagnosis? 

Left Hip Close-up Slipped Femoral Capital Epiphys is

Left

Case 11 - EXTRA CREDIT 

37 year old female with chronic non-traumatic knee pain & swelling. What is your diagnosis?