Answers to the January Quiz
Congrats to Dr. Bonney, Winz, and Klause
In the current standings - there is a 3 way tie!
1. D
2. B
3. C
4. B
5. Beveled Edge on edge and concentric lytic rings en face; Severely compressed vertebral body with intact posterior elements
6. 50% decrease in the product of the 2 largest diameters is considered a good response
7. X-ray - initial diagnostic tool. Indicates aggressiveness and at least hints to type of tumor. Nuclear Medicine - helps determine if monostotic, polyostotic, metasatatic. Chest CT - useful for lung metastases. MRI - helps define extent of lesion within the bone and soft tissues and whether there are synchronous lesions in the bone. Biopsy - Pathology of aggressive lesions.
8. 80% of sarcomas recur within 2 years of primary tx
9. Female
10. Less than 55.
11. Ossification
12. Rigid flatfoot and associated with myelomeningocele
13. Hindfoot equinuus, hindfoot varus, forefoot varus
14. Calcaneonavicular and talocalcaneal
15. Multiple coalitions in one hindfoot.
Bonus - Cheap Trick - from Rockford, IL. The Rockford Peaches were the team in League of Their Own.
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