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Choose true about supraspinatus tendon (PD FS and T2): (Multiple answers might be correct.) *

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normal, it is just rotator cable

it is artifact

calcification

tendinopathy

partial rupture

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24 yo male. Status post ACL reconstruction. Now pain during extension. What is your diagnosis? *

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arthrofibrosis

rupture of graft

infection

chondropathy

Choose true about GCT (Multiple answers might be correct.): *

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about 15% of giant cell tumors are thought to be malignant on the basis of their recurrence

malignant GCT can metastasize to the lungs

typical localization is epiphysis abut the articular surface

usually tumor is separated from the articular surface by a definite margin of normal bone

periosteal reaction is often seen

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Choose true about tumors with chondroid matrix: (Multiple answers might be correct.) *

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enchondroma may cause endosteal scalloping

cystic lesion without calcified chondroid matrix on x ray is typical enchondroma of hand

enchondroma and low grade chondrosarcoma can be radiographically very similar

enchondromas and low grade chondrosarcoma are painless

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Choose radial rupture of meniscus: (Multiple answers might be correct.) *

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ruptur of root

flap

bucket handle

flipped meniscus

parrot beak

meniscocapsular separation

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How would you report meniscus lateralis based on the figure? (one answer) *

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radial rupture

bucket handle

horisontal rupture

fraying

it normal

What is the name of the structure? (one is correct) *

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Calcaneofibular avulsion fracture

Os Vesalianum

Os peroneum

Os subfibulare

Os trigonum

Posterior talofibular ligament is marked by: (one is correct) *

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What sector of the picture shows abnormality? (one answer is correct) *

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Choose potential consequences of subacromial impingement (Multiple answers might be correct.) *

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degeneration, partial tear, complete tear of supraspinatus tendon

degeneration of proximal part of long head, biceps brachii tendon

degenerative cysts, sclerosis of greater tuberosity

subacromial/subdeltoid bursitis

thick coracoacromial ligament

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Choose true about rotator cuff interval: (Multiple answers might be correct.) *

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rotator interval is bordered laterally by transverse humeral ligament

long biceps tendon courses through the interval

rotator interval tears may occur secondary to anterior glenohumeral dislocations or glenohumeral instability

rotator interval is characteristically spared in adhesive capsulitis

anterior aspect of interval is formed by capsule and coracohumeral lig.

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Bone marrow oedema in proximal femur can be consequence of: (Multiple answers might be correct.) *

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Tumor

Insufficiency Fracture

Osteonecrosis

Stress Fracture

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32 yo patient with acute pain after gym. Choose true statements about this patient: (Multiple answers might be correct.) *

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this the axial cross section of the level L5-S1

both pictures show posttraumatic lesion

it is visible sequestration of disc L4-L5

differentaial diagnosis: spondylodiscitis

no central stenosis is seen

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Choose true about comparison between wedge fracture (WF) and burst fracture (BF): (Multiple answers might be correct.) *

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WF is stable, BF is unstable

posterior vertebral concavity is seen both in WF and BF

widening of distance between pediculus arcus vertebrae is a feature of BF

“double” spinous sign may indicate WF and BF

ligament rupture is a feature both WF and BF

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What fracture is most stable one? (one answer is correct) *

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burst fracture Th12

wedge fracture of C6

distraction of L1

disc distraction Th12-L1

fractures of processus transversus L1, L2, L3 and L4

Choose true about spine infection (Multiple answers might be correct.) *

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often epidural infections do not have the well-encapsulated “liquid” collections

when disc and epidural space are involved, extension into the paraspinous soft tissues is common

intervertebral disc is usually involved both in infection and neoplasm

the most common cause of spine infection in adults is E.coli

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What is the most possible diagnosis of this palpable mass? A 56-years-old patient with painfull mass on the back of the neck. *

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angiosarcoma

sarcoma

liposarcoma

lipoma

ganglion

A 30-years-old patient with a painful knee after football match. What are the two main differential diagnoses? (Multiple answers might be correct.) *

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osteosarcoma

intraosseus lipoma

aneurysmal bone cyst

giant cell tumor

enchondroma

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A 72-years old patient with medial pain. What is the most possible diagnosis of lesion in the tibia? *

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chondrosarcoma

soft tissue calcification

aneurysmal bone cyst

enchondroma

bone infarction

A 14-years old patient with pain on lateral side of ankle. What is the two most possible diagnosis? *

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giant cell tumor

aneurysmal bone cyst

osteomyelitis

Brodie abscess

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