Kirkland W. Davis,
Donna G Blankenbaker,
Donna G. Blankenbaker
Elsevier Health Sciences
e druk, 2017
9780323524834
ExpertDDx: Musculoskeletal
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Elsevier Health Sciences |
e druk, 2017
ISBN13: 9780323524834
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Quickly determine an accurate diagnosis for virtually any musculoskeletal problem you’re likely to see with the practical assistance of ExpertDDx: Musculoskeletal, second edition, by Drs. Kirkland W. Davis and Donna G. Blankenbaker. More than 200 expert differential diagnosis lists based on imaging findings, clinical presentation, and anatomical location are organized according to likelihood of occurrence. Each includes at least eight clear, sharp, succinctly annotated images; a list of diagnostic possibilities sorted as common, less common, and rare but important; and brief, bulleted text offering helpful diagnostic clues. Includes all pertinent modalities—digital radiography, CT, MR, and ultrasound—focusing on quick reference for busy radiologists at the point of care Contains significantly revised content throughout, with many new examples of musculoskeletal conditions to help you refine your diagnoses
Features new chapters on hypoechoic masses (ultrasound), hip impingement, and more, as well as new terminology, updated diagnostic facts, more ultrasound images, and new case examples in every chapter
Covers hot topics such as FAI, subspinous impingement, ischiofemoral impingement, and iliopsoas impingement
Expert Consult™ eBook version included with purchase. This enhanced eBook experience allows you to search all of the text, figures, Q&As, and references from the book on a variety of devices.
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<p>ANATOMY BASED</p> <p>Flat Bones </p> <p>Flat Bones, Focally Expanded or Bubbly Lesion</p> <p>Flat Bones, Permeative Lesion</p> <p>Long Bone, Epiphyseal </p> <p>Long Bone, Epiphyseal: Irregular or Stippled</p> <p>Long Bone, Epiphyseal, Overgrowth/Ballooning</p> <p>Long Bone, Epiphysis, Sclerosis/Ivory</p> <p>Long Bone, Epiphyseal/Apophyseal/Subchondral Lytic Lesion</p> <p>Long Bone, Metaphyseal</p> <p>Long Bone, Metaphyseal Bands & Lines</p> <p>Long Bone, Metaphyseal Cupping</p> <p>Long Bone, Metaphyseal Fraying</p> <p>Long Bone, Central Metaphyseal Lesion, Nonaggressive</p> <p>Long Bone, Central Metaphyseal Lesion, Aggressive</p> <p>Long Bone, Metaphyseal Lesion, Bubbly</p> <p>Long Bone, Eccentric Metaphyseal Lesion, Nonaggressive</p> <p>Long Bone, Eccentric Metaphyseal Lesion, Aggressive</p> <p>Long Bone, Cortically Based Metaphyseal Lesion</p> <p>Long Bone, Surface (Juxtacortical) Lesion</p> <p>Long Bone, Metadiaphyseal</p> <p>Long Bone, Central Diaphyseal Lesion, Nonaggressive</p> <p>Long Bone, Diaphyseal Lesion, Aggressive: Adult</p> <p>Long Bone, Diaphyseal Lesion, Aggressive: Child</p> <p>Long Bone, Aggressive Diaphyseal Lesion With Endosteal Thickening</p> <p>Long Bone, Cortically Based Diaphyseal Lesion, Sclerotic</p> <p>Long Bone, Cortically Based Diaphyseal Lesion, Lytic</p> <p>Long Bone, Diffuse Cortical/Endosteal Thickening</p> <p>Tibial Metadiaphyseal Cortically Based Lesion</p> <p>Long Bone, Undertubulation</p> <p>Long Bone, Overtubulation</p> <p>Lone Bone, Growth Plate </p> <p>Growth Plate, Premature Physeal Closure</p> <p>Growth Plate, Widened Physis</p> <p>Periosteum </p> <p>Periosteum: Aggressive Periostitis</p> <p>Periosteum: Solid Periostitis</p> <p>Periosteum: Bizarre Horizontal Periosteal Reaction</p> <p>Periosteum: Periostitis Multiple Bones/Acropachy, Adult</p> <p>Periosteum: Periostitis Multiple Bones, Child"</p> <p>Joint Based </p> <p>Arthritis With Normal Bone Density</p> <p>Arthritis With Osteopenia</p> <p>Arthritis With Productive Changes</p> <p>Erosive Arthritis</p> <p>Mixed Erosive/Productive Arthritis</p> <p>Arthritis With Large Subchondral Cysts</p> <p>Atrophic Joint Destruction</p> <p>Arthritis Mutilans</p> <p>Neuropathic Osteoarthropathy</p> <p>Arthritis With Preserved Cartilage Space</p> <p>Widened Joint Space</p> <p>Ankylosis</p> <p>Calcified Intraarticular Body/Bodies</p> <p>Chondrocalcinosis</p> <p>Periarticular Calcification</p> <p>MCP-Predominant Arthritis</p> <p>IP-Predominant Arthritis</p> <p>Monoarthritis</p> <p>Intraarticular Mass</p> <p>Arthroplasty With Lytic/Cystic Lesions</p> <p>Shoulder Girdle and Upper Arm </p> <p>Clavicle Lesions, Nonarticular</p> <p>Distal Clavicular Resorption</p> <p>Proximal Humerus, Erosion Medial Metaphysis</p> <p>Glenohumeral Malalignment</p> <p>Anterosuperior Labral Variations/Pathology</p> <p>Fluid Collections About the Shoulder</p> <p>Elbow and Forearm </p> <p>Radial Dysplasias/Aplasia</p> <p>Forearm Deformity</p> <p>Wrist and Hand </p> <p>Carpal Cystic/Lytic Lesions</p> <p>Abnormal Radiocarpal Angle</p> <p>Fingers and Toes </p> <p>Arachnodactyly</p> <p>Soft Tissue Mass in Finger</p> <p>Acro-osteolysis</p> <p>Acro-osteosclerosis</p> <p>Phalangeal Cystic/Lytic Lesions</p> <p>Sesamoiditis</p> <p>Short Metacarpal/Metatarsal</p> <p>Ulnar Deviation (MCP Joints)</p> <p>Swelling & Periostitis of Digit (Dactylitis)</p> <p>Intevertebral Disc </p> <p>Lesions Crossing Disc Space</p> <p>Discal Mineralization</p> <p>Paraspinal Abnormalities </p> <p>Ossification/Calcification Anterior to C1</p> <p>Paravertebral Ossification and Calcification</p> <p>Linear Ossification Along Anterior Spine</p> <p>Vertebral Shape </p> <p>Bullet-Shaped Vertebra/Anterior Vertebral Body Beaking</p> <p>Congenital & Acquired Childhood Platyspondyly</p> <p>Fish (Biconcave) or H-Shaped Vertebra</p> <p>Squaring of One or More Vertebra</p> <p>Vertebral Lesions </p> <p>Vertebral Body Sclerosis</p> <p>Spinal Osteophytes</p> <p>Lesions Originating in Vertebral Body</p> <p>Lesions Originating in Posterior Elements</p> <p>Ribs </p> <p>Rib Notching, Inferior</p> <p>Rib Notching, Superior</p> <p>Solitary Rib Lesion</p> <p>Pelvis </p> <p>Sacroiliitis, Bilateral Symmetric</p> <p>Sacroiliitis, Bilateral Asymmetric</p> <p>Sacroiliitis, Unilateral</p> <p>Symphysis Pubis With Productive Changes/Fusion</p> <p>Symphysis Pubis, Widening</p> <p>Supraacetabular Iliac Destruction</p> <p>Hip and Thigh </p> <p>Protrusio Acetabuli</p> <p>Coxa Magna Deformity</p> <p>Hip Labral Tears, Etiology</p> <p>Knee and Lower Leg </p> <p>Enlargement of Intercondylar Notch Distal Femur</p> <p>Patellar Lytic Lesions</p> <p>Tibial Bowing</p> <p>Fluid Collections About the Knee</p> <p>Popliteal Mass, Extraarticular</p> <p>Alterations in Meniscal Size</p> <p>Genu Valgum (Knock Knees)</p> <p>Genu Varum (Bow Leg Deformity)</p> <p>Foot and Ankle </p> <p>Achilles Tendon Thickening/Enlargement</p> <p>Calcaneal Erosions, Posterior Tubercle</p> <p>Retrocalcaneal Bursitis</p> <p>Soft Tissue Mass in Foot</p> <p>Talar Beak</p> <p>Tarsal Cystic/Lytic Lesions</p> <p>IMAGE BASED </p> <p>Radiograph/CT, Osseous </p> <p>Polyostotic Lesions, Adult</p> <p>Polyostotic Lesions, Child</p> <p>Solitary Geographic Lytic Lesions</p> <p>Sclerotic Bone Lesion, Solitary</p> <p>Sclerotic Bone Lesions, Multiple</p> <p>Sclerotic Lesion With Central Lucency</p> <p>Sequestration</p> <p>Target Lesions of Bone</p> <p>Matrix-Containing Bone Lesions</p> <p>Benign Osseous Lesions That can Appear Aggressive</p> <p>Metastases to Bone</p> <p>Generalized Increased Bone Density, Adult</p> <p>Generalized Increased Bone Density, Child</p> <p>Sclerosing Dysplasias</p> <p>Hypertrophic Callus Formation</p> <p>Bone within Bone Appearance</p> <p>Osteopenia</p> <p>Osteoporosis, Generalized</p> <p>Regional Osteoporosis</p> <p>Cortical Tunneling</p> <p>Pseudoarthrosis</p> <p>Enthesopathy</p> <p>Tendon & Ligamentous Ossification</p> <p>Bone Age, Advanced</p> <p>Bone Age, Delayed</p> <p>Radiograph/CT, Soft Tissue</p> <p>Soft Tissue Ossification</p> <p>Nodular Calcification</p> <p>Linear and Curvilinear Calcification</p> <p>Soft Tissue Neoplasm Containing Calcification</p> <p>MR, Osseous</p> <p>Bone Marrow Edema Syndromes (Proximal Femur)</p> <p>Subchondral Edema-Like Signal</p> <p>Abnormal Epiphyseal Marrow Signal</p> <p>Increased Marrow Fat</p> <p>Marrow Hyperplasia</p> <p>Bone Lesions With Fluid/Fluid Levels</p> <p>MR, Soft Tissue </p> <p>Lesion With Bright T1 Signal</p> <p>Soft Tissue Lesion With Predominately Low T1 & T2 Signal</p> <p>Soft Tissue Lesion With Fluid/Fluid Levels</p> <p>Target Lesion of Soft Tissues</p> <p>Cystic Mass</p> <p>Subcutaneous Mass</p> <p>Enlarged Muscle</p> <p>Muscle Atrophy</p> <p>Intermuscular Edema</p> <p>Tenosynovitis/Tenosynovial Fluid</p> <p>Enlarged Peripheral Nerves</p> <p>MR, Joint </p> <p>Intraarticular Low Signal Material, All Sequences</p> <p>Ultrasound </p> <p>Anechoic Mass</p> <p>Hypoechoic Mass</p> <p>Nuclear Medicine </p> <p>Photopenic Lesions & False-Negative Scans</p> <p>Soft Tissue Uptake on Bone Scan</p> <p>Superscan</p> <p>CLINICALLY BASED </p> <p>Shoulder and Upper Arm </p> <p>Painful or Enlarged Sternoclavicular Joint</p> <p>Rotator Cuff Symptoms</p> <p>Shoulder Instability</p> <p>Anteroinferior Labral/Capsule Injury</p> <p>Nerve Entrapment, Shoulder</p> <p>Elbow and Forearm </p> <p>Elbow Deformities in Children and Young Adults</p> <p>Lateral Elbow Pain</p> <p>Medial Elbow Pain</p> <p>Olecranon Bursitis</p> <p>Nerve Entrapment, Elbow & Wrist</p> <p>Wrist and Hand </p> <p>Wrist Clicking/Clunking/Instability</p> <p>Ulnar-Sided Wrist Pain</p> <p>Radial-Sided Wrist Pain</p> <p>Pelvis, Hip, and Thigh </p> <p>Groin/Hip Pain</p> <p>Lateral Hip Pain</p> <p>Snapping Hip</p> <p>Hip Impingement</p> <p>Thigh Pain</p> <p>Nerve Entrapment, Lower Extremity</p> <p>Hip Pain, Elderly Patient</p> <p>Painful Hip Replacement</p> <p>Knee and Leg </p> <p>Anterior Knee Pain</p> <p>Medial Knee Pain</p> <p>Calf Pain</p> <p>Painful Knee Replacement</p> <p>Ankle and Foot </p> <p>Anterior Ankle Pain/Impingement</p> <p>Medial Ankle Pain</p> <p>Lateral Ankle Pain</p> <p>Heel Pain</p> <p>Pain in the Ball of the Foot</p> <p>Pes Planovalgus (Flatfoot)</p> <p>Cavus Foot Deformity</p> <p>Congenital Foot Deformity</p> <p>Diabetic Foot Complications</p> <p>Spine </p> <p>Painful Scoliosis</p> <p>Systemic Disease </p> <p>Arthritis in Teenager</p> <p>Anemia With Musculoskeletal Manifestations</p> <p>Osteonecrosis</p> <p>Heterotopic Ossification</p> <p>Rickets & Osteomalacia</p> <p>Soft Tissue Contractures</p> <p>Short Limb, Unilateral</p> <p>Hemihypertrophy</p> <p>Focal Gigantism/Macrodactyly</p> <p>Dwarfism With Major Spine Involvement</p> <p>Dwarfism With Short Extremities</p> <p>Dwarfism With Short Ribs</p> <p>Dwarfism With Horizontal Acetabular Roof</p>