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Radiology Study Guide
Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Soft tissue swelling
- Demineralization
- Erosions
- Narrowing of the joint space
- Subluxation
JRA
- Ankylosis of Cervical apophyseal joints
- Bony proliferation and periostitis
- Joint erosions and space narrowing relatively
late fractures
- Joint subluxation
Psoriatic Arthritis
- Subchondral osteoporosis and erosions “pencil-in-cup”
- Bony erosion
with adjacent proliferation
- Intra-articular bony ankylosis
- Destruction of phangeal tufts
- Paravertebral ossification and or assymmetric
sacroiliac involvement
Osteoarthritis
- Hypertrophic spurs
- Subchondral sclerosis
- Joint space narrowing
- Cystic changes of the involved joint
Gout
- Punched-out joint erosions
- Eccentric osseous erosions with normal cartilage
and minimal sclerosis
- Extensive fragmentation of bone in association with
proliferative changes and soft tissue swelling
Pseudo-Gout
- Linear calcification of fibrocartilage
- Synovial and capsular calcification
- Hyaline cartilage calcification
- Subchondral cyst formation
- Severe destructive arthropathy in occasional
patients
Sarcoid
- Assymetric swelling of PIP’s and DIP’s
- Punctate lesions in the
phalanges
- Thinning of bony cortex
Acromegaly
- Increased width of joint space
- Increased soft tissue density (width
of calcaneal fat pad)
- Hypertrophic spurs
- Tufting distal phalanges
Hemochromatosis
- Osteoporosis
- Articular calcification
- Arthropathy characterized by subchondral cyst formation
and uniform loss of articular cartilage
Multiple Myeloma
- Multiple sites of osteolysis
- Well-circumscribed radiolucent lesions without
surrounding sclerosis=
- Scalloping of the endosteal bone margin
- Pathologic fractures
Hemoglobinopathies
- Thickened Bony cortex
- Narrowed medullary cavity
- Sclerotic bone
Pigmented Villonodular Synovitis
- Narrowing of the joint space
- Erosions
- Multiloculated cysts
Osteomyelitis
- Periosteal elevation
- Sequestrum
Spontaneous osteonecrosis of the medial femoral condyle
- Condylar flattening
- Radiolucency surrounded by sclerosis
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