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Orthopedic Radiology

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Evaluate all parts of each bone

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For each part of the bone

Look for changes in

Shape

Contour

Size

Radiopacity

Texture

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Aggressive v. Non Aggressive

Bone Disease

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Aggressive Bone Disease

Potentially Life Threatening

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Aggressive Bone Disease

Potentially Life Threatening

Neoplasia

Infection

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Opposite ends of a spectrum of change

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A key characteristic is the margination of the lesion

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A key characteristic is the margination of the lesion

aka

zone of transition

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Clearly defined margins

Non aggressive or benign

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Poorly defined margins

Aggressive

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Bone can only respond in two ways to a pathological insult

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Bone Production

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Bone Production

Bone Destruction

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Bone Destruction

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Aggressive Destructive

Lesion

Geographic and

Motheaten

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Aggressive Destructive

Lesion

Poor Margination

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Geographic and motheaten lysis

Good Margination - Osteomyelitis

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Bone Production

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THE PERIOSTEUM

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Linear Periosteal Reaction

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Solid Periosteal Reaction

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Lamellated Periosteal Reaction

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Amorphous Periosteal Reaction

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Sunburst Periosteal Reaction

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Amorphous Periosteal Reaction

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Codmans Triangle

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Bone Expansion

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Osteomyelitis

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HAEMATOGENOUS

SPREAD FROM A CONTIGUOUS SOURCE

DIRECT IMPLANTATION

POST OPERATIVE INFECTION

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Initial

Appearance

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2 Weeks

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Early Septic Periostitis

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Late Septic Periostitis

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Sequestrum

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Sequestrum

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Radiology of Fractures

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Classification of Fractures

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Describe the Orientation of the Fracture

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FRACTURE HEALING

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FACTORS AFFECTING FRACTURE HEALING

Degree of Trauma

Degree of Bone Loss

Type of Bone Involved

Extent of Immobilization

Presence of Infection

Specific Bone Involved

Age of Animal

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Degree of Trauma

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Degree of Bone Loss

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Type of Bone Involved

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Extent of Immobilization

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Presence of Infection

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Specific Bone Involved

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Age of Animal

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Immediate

Post

Fracture

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Immediate Post

Repair

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2 Weeks Post Repair

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7 weeks Post Repair

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Complications of Fracture Repair

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Osteomyelitis

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Osteomyelitis

Implant Loosening

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Radiolucent Halo Around Implants

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Immediate Post Fracture

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4 Weeks Post Fracture

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8 Weeks Post Repair

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Immediate Post Revision

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10 Weeks Post Revision