Thurston Holland sign--> Salter harris type 2 M/C nerve injury in supracondylar # --> nt! interosseous nerve Median "adial #lnar Cast in CT$%--> bove &nee cast 28. Which of the following about facial bone fractures is not true- '! Ma(illary #)s are classi*ied into +e-*ort #s 2! +e *ort ,, # which involves *loor o* the orbit is also called blow out # ------ans -! Tear drop sign is a *eature o* blow-out *ractures .! Tripod # is the *ractures o* /ygo0a 1iscussion- 21hingra3 '456 7low out # only orbit o* eye is involved2not 0a(illary bone6 Tear drop sign28-"ay *inding6--> "(9 Caldwell luc S( 46.Hypophosphatemic rickets: all are true except- '!Secondary hyperparathyroidis0-----ans 2!1e*ect in :CT o* &idneys -!;o "achitic rosary .!8 - lin&ed do0inant 1iscussion-hypophosphete0ia-->dentin part is e**ected Synovial *luid e(erts an inhibitory e**ect on bone union by dissolving the callus! 7rittain<s procedure 9 e(traarticular arthrodesis o* hip joint usually per*or0ed *or tuberculosis o* the hip joint! This involves sub-trochanteric osteoto0y and place0ent o* a tibial cortical gra*t across the osteoto0y site into the ischiu0= and then application o* a hip spica! ,nternal *i(ation is >not used! unlop!s traction is used in--> supracondylar *racture hu0erous 7owler<s thu0b - perineural *ibrosis due to repeatative co0pression o* digital nerve o* the thu0b while grasping ball! "ompartment syn#rome- Most co00only a/w >supracondylar *racture o* the hu0erous and tibial sha*t! +ac& o* pulse rarely occurs in patients= as pressures that cause co0part0ent syndro0e are o*ten well below arterial pressures and pulse is only a**ected i* the relevant artery is contained within the a**ected co0part0ent $olkman!s sign >- ,t is possible to e(tend the *ingers only when wrist is *le(ed 2:-?5 Maheshwari6 M/C site o* injury in swi00ers- shoulder $(cision o* head o* the radius in children- :ro(i0l 0igration o* the radius resulting in >sublu(ation o* the in*erior radio-ulnar joint and instability! %ump sign- tenderness with withdrawal 2grading used in so*t tissue tenderness6 &ulge sign - Seen in &nee e**usion 2also called ballot0ent o* patellae6 @anavel<s *our cardinal signs *or tenosynovitis- '! Ainger is uni*or0ly swollen 2! Ainger held in slight *le(ion *or co0*ort -! Course o* in*la0ed sheath is 0ar&edly tender .! :assive *inger e(tension causes intense pain 2Highly sensitive *or *le(or tendon in*ection6 @anavel<s sign does not include high te0peratre though it 0ay be present! ;ight cries are characteristic o*--> Tubercular arthritis cro-osteolysis seen in S+$! +i0ping in a Child!!!! - 0ost co00on cause and they occur in - di**erent age groups!!!! Congenital hip dysplasia - B-- years= 1( by Crtolani test and #ltrasound!!!!!!! +egg-:erthes - .-? years= avascular necrosis o* *e0oral head !!!painless initially!!!! later pain appear!!!!:ain 0ay be re*erred to &nee!!!!!! Slipped capital *e0oral epiphysis - >'' years obese adolescent= thin& de*icient gonads 2 ndrogens causes closure o* epiphysis 6 :ain 0ay be re*erred to &nee!!!!!! To0 s0ith arthritis o* hip joint is d/t9 :yogenic in*ection The only di**erence b/n endochondral and intra0e0branous ossi*ication is the >microen'ironment in which bone *or0ation occurs! The bones *or0ed can not be distinguished 0icroscopically or 0acroscopically! ,ntra0e0branous ossi*ication - ,n *lat bones o* the s&ull= bone *or0ation occurs through the di**erentiation o* osteoprogenitor cells *ro0 0esoder0 and is acco0panied by vascularisation $ndochondral ossi*ication - Csteoprogenitor cells di**erentiate into chondrocytes and establish a cartilage 0odel o* long bones which is used as a sca**olding *or bone *or0ation! (soriatic arthropathy- :resentation is li&e "2a polyarthritis but with distal ,: joints o* hands involved6 Classic s&in lesions "adiography- 1,: involve0ent= including the classic Dpencil-in-cupD de*or0ityE 0arginal erosions with adjacent bony proli*eration 2Dwhis&eringD6E s0all-joint an&ylosisE osteolysis o* phalangeal and 0etacarpal bone= with telescoping o* digitsE and periostitis and proli*erative new bone at sites o* enthesitis! There is cup- li&e erosions and bony proli*eration with e(pansion at the base o* the ter0inal phalanges and tapering o* the pro(i0al phalanges! "(9 Steroids )harpey!s fibres 2bone fibres= or perforating fibres6 are a 0atri( o* connective tissue consisting o* bundles o* strong collagenous *ibres connecting periosteu0 to bone ! 11H- M/C in girls= on le*t side= breech presentation20ore in e(tended breech6= *irst born child = CS *li+aro's techni,ue principle- osteogenesis reFuires dyna0ic state--> either a controlled distraction or a controlled co0pression GC,;T ,;%C+%$M$;T ,; ;$#"C+CH,C 1,SC"1$"S SI",;HCMI$+, a**ects upper li0bs jts- glenohu0eral jt= elbow and wrist T7$S 1C"S+,S a**ects lower li0b jts- &nee= hip and an&le 1,7$T$S M$++,T#S a**ects Tarsal and Tarso 0etatarsal joint! ,;1,CT,C;S CA C:$; "$1#CT,C; "$ D;C CSTD 9 ;on union Cpen *racture Co0pro0ise in neurovascular structures rticular *racture Salter harris ,,, ,% % Trau0a -ustilo an# .n#erson classification of open fractures Type ,9 clean wound s0aller than ' c0 in dia0eter= appears clean= si0ple *racture pattern= no s&in crushing! Type ,,9 a laceration larger than ' c0 but without signi*icant so*t tissue crushing= including no *laps= degloving= or contusion! Aracture pattern 0ay be 0ore co0ple(! Type ,,,9 an open seg0ental *racture or a single *racture with e(tensive so*t tissue injury! lso included are injuries older than ? hours! Type ,,, injuries are subdivided into three types9 Type ,,,9 adeFuate so*t tissue coverage o* the *racture despite high energy trau0a or e(tensive laceration or s&in *laps! Type ,,,79 inadeFuate so*t tissue coverage with periosteal stripping! So*t tissue reconstruction is necessary! Type ,,,C9 any open *racture that is associated with vascular injury that reFuires repair! Major advantage o* open redction is shorter period o* i00obilisation! He0ato0as at the site o* *racture 0ay be i0portant *or early healingE open reduction which generally involves re0oving the clots in the *ield= could contribute to a delay in bone healing and to non-union! Goint disease with synovial *luid having nor0al to slightly elevated neutrophil count and nor0al 0ucin clot study-->Csteoarthritis2C and neuropathic arthropathy are the two nonin*la00atory joint diseases! ,n*la00atory joint diseases have high neutrophil count and poor 0ucin clot test6 Third degree sprain- o "omplete tear o* liga0ent o C*ten the pain is minimal o He0arthrosis is noticed within 2 hours o Goint will open upi* liga0ent is stressed o "eFuires surgical repair M/C involved 0uscle in %,C--> *le(or pollicis longus=*le(or digitoru0 pro*undus Aracture o* lateral condyle o* hu0erous is a type ,% epiphysial injury= accurate reduction is i0portant i* nor0al growth o* the elbow is to be e(pected= and it is treated by C",A usig two @-Jires $arliest diagnosis o* acute osteo0yelitis--> 7one scan2it shows increased blood *low to the bone at the site o* in*ection! Sub-0etaphyseal translucency is the classic radiologic *inding in child with leu&ae0ia! .nkylosing spo#ylitis- o Seronegative2negative rheu0atoid *actor6 o >H+ 7-24 positive o ,nvolves pri0arily young 0an between '5--B yrs o C/A- ,nsidious onset o* 0orning sti**ness in lower bac& that persists *or >-0ths and i0proves as day progresses or with e(ercise Sclerotic changes in the sacroiliac area are the *irst radiographic evidence o* disease! :atients have di0inished anterior *le(ion o* the spine= which is docu0ented with the )chober test20easure the ability o* a patient to *le( his/her lower bac&6! $ventually the vertebral colu0n *uses to produce the classic bamboo spine/ o Seru0 ; is negative because it is not a collagen vascular disease or a variant o* rheu0atoid arthritis! :atric& test- done *or sacroilitis!!!!!!! %arious tests- o 0inkelsein test/--1 chronic stenosing tenosynovitis 2de Kuervain)s test6 o 2 c2urrey test--1 evaluation o* &nee *or meniscal tears o 3rtolani test--1 evaluates newborns *or congenital hip dislocation 4ite5s angle: > -5 degree 2reduced in CT$%6 o @ite inde(- Telocalcaneal angles in : and +ateral views &ohler5s angle--1"educed in 0ost # o* calcaneu0 o angle b/n talus and calcaneu0 o ;--> -5 degree &or#en!s 'iew--1 diagnosis o* >Calcaneal *ractures! 3bli,ue popliteal ligament is e(tra-articular in &nee joint! ,liac crest are the co00onest site *or ta&ing bone gra*ts! o Jhen the gra*t is reFuired *or osteogenic purpose2as in non-union6= cancellous bone gra*ts are pre*erred! ,t is available in plenty *ro0 iliac crests and upper end o* tibia! o Jhen gra*t is used *or providing stability2as *or *illing bone gaps6= cortical gra*t is used! Aibulae are the co00on source o* cortical bone gra*ts! Aracture o* the clavicle- o Co00on *racture o* all the age groups o Co00on site is junction o* 0iddle L outer thir# o Cuter *rag0ent displaces me#ially an# #ownwar#s because o* the gravity and pull by the pectoralis 0ajor 0uscle attached to it o Shoulder sti**ness is a co00on co0plication vascular necrosis a*ter trau0a is seen in- o Head o* *e0ur o :ro(i0al pole o* scaphoid o 7ody o* talus o :ro(i0al pole o* lunate &asic science an# anatomy- 6. "alcium ion transport me#iate# by- '! Csteoblast 2! Csteocyte---------------ans -! Csteoclast .! ll 1iscussion- 3steoblasts- :rinciple bone *ro0ing cell! Csteoblasts are 0odi*ied *ibroblasts! "ich in al&! :hosphate! ;or0al osteoblasts are able to lay down type-' collagen and *or0 new bone! Aor0 ru**led borders 3steocyte- Spent osteoblast "ole in osteolysis 20ain role--> though all are involved6 ,nvolved in Ca and other 0ineral transport 3steoclasts- Csteoclasts= on the other hand= are 0e0bers o* the 0onocyte *a0ily! "ich in T": 2Tartarate resistant acid phophate6 7one resoption +ie on houship lacune "u**led borders e(ist on osteoclast 2. "ells in howships lacunae- '! Csteoblast 2! Csteocyte -! Csteoclast--------------ans .! ll 7. -uyons canal is for '! Median nerve 2! #lnar nerve---------------ans -! "adial nerve .! :,; 1iscussion- Huyton<s canal- Content- wrist--> ulnar nerve= ulnar artery Medially--> pisi*or0 and ha00ate *or0 the boundry Handlebar palsy- #lnar nerve co0pressed 4. -er#ys tubercle is- '! ttach0ent o* iliotibial band---------------------ans 2! nterior aspect o* lower end *e0ur -! :osterior aspect tibia .! Medial aspect tibia 1iscussion- +ocated on upper tibia anterolateral aspect--> attach0ent o* iliotibial band :olio--> iliotibial band contracture--> Cber test Triple de*or0ity o* &nee--> :$"A :- :osterior sublu(ation o* tibia $"- $(ternal rotation o* tibia A- Ale(ion o* &nee Causes o* triple de*or0ity o* &nee-:$"T :- :olio $- $(cessive bleeding2he0ophilia6 "- " T- T7 8. 9ip of in#ex finger is autonomous +one of- '! Median----------ans 2! #lnar -! "adial .! :in 1iscussion- ;erve supply- Tip o* inde( *inger- Median nerve Tip o* little *inger- #lnar nerve 1orsu0 o* hand- "adial nerve Horn<s sign- ll - nerve intact # lnar nerve injury--> Claw hand--> use &nuc&le bender cast Sensory supply o* hand- Thu0b- CM ,nde( and 0iddle *inger- >C4 "ing and little *inger- C? C4 bloc&- to chec& brachial ple(us bloc& by anesthetics 6. ": supplies- '! ,nde( *inger 2! Middle *inger---------------ans -! +ittle *inger .! Thu0b :. ;umbricals function is <pgi=- '! MC: *le(ion 2! ,: e(tension -! 7oth-------------------ans .! ;one 8. .ll are part of lateral con#yle except- '! Capitellu0 2! :hysis -! Metaphysis .! ;one------------------ans 1iscussion- :arts o* lateral condyle hu0erous- +ateral epicondyle Capitulu0 +ateral hal* o* trochlea :hysisNMetaphysis 66. >lbow ossifies at- '! 'M years---------------------ans 2! '? years -! '. years .! 2B years 1iscussion- Haon 0e jab bacca 0ature2'? saal &a6 ho jata hai to 0aan baap &ehte hain apne ghutnon par &ahre ho jao aur shoulder par ghar &a bojh sa0halo!!!!!2lternate with 'M yrs at adjacent jts!6 62. 0orearm has ???? compartements- '! ' 2! 2 -! - .! . ----------------ans 67. 9ren#elenberg test is positi'e #ue to in@ury to- '! Sup gluteal n ------------ans 2! ,n* gluteal n -! Cbturator n .! Tibial n 1iscussion- Hluteal *old are the land0ar&--> not S,S :arts- A e0oral head- Aulcru0 ;ec&- +ever ar0 $**ort- bductors 2gluteal 0edius and 0ini0us6--> response is assesed by level o* buttoc& *old :ositive trendelenberg<s test is seen in- :ain on weight bearing Hip abductor we&ness Shortening o* *e0oral nec& 1isocation o* hip joint Aeurology- 64. *n post. ra#ical neck #issection syn#rome all are seen except <aiims=- '! Shoulder drooping 2! "estricted range o* 0ove0ent o* shoulder joint -! Shoulder pain .! ;or0al electro0yographic *inding----------------------ans 1iscussion- $MH showing de*ibrillation potentials--> nerve da0aged $MH shows the earliest 0eni*estation on nerve recovery Strength duration curve--> Shi*t to le*t indicates recovery 2cra06 68. 0roments sign tests- '! bductor pollicis brevis 2! dductor pollicis------------------ans -! Ale(or polllicis brevis .! ,nterossei 1iscussion- 2Maheshwari- 5.6 :en test- bductor pollicis brevis--> Median nerve Ao0ent<s sign- Nve in adductor pollicis injury--> #lnar nerve Card test--> :al0er interossei--> #lnar nerve 66. Aeuroma in continuity accor#ing to sun#erlan# classification is- '! Stage ' 2! Stage 2 -! Stage - .! Stage . ---------------ans 1iscussion- Cassi*ication o* nerve injuries- )e##on!s )un#erlan# ;europra(ia- :hysiological bloc& in conduction--> 'BBO recovery! Co0es bac& li&e lightening Type , (enote0esis- da0age to a(onal sheath--> recovery never co0plete Type ,,= ,,,= ,% ;eurote0esis- Co0plete transection! ;o recovery without surgery Type % ;euro0a--> :ro(i0al to injury Hlio0a--> 1istal to injury ;euro0a in continuity--> crushed nerve--> stage ,% 6:. "heralgia paraesthetica is- '! Co0pression o* lateral cutaneous nerve o* thigh 2! Co0pression o* super*icial radial nerve--------------------------ans -! Co0pression o* ulnar sensory branch .! Co0pression o* super*icial peroneal nerve 68. $*" most common ner'e in'ol'e#- '! ,;-----------------------ans 2! :,; -! #lnar .! Musculocutaneous 1iscussion- Maheshwari- ?- Co0part0ent syndro0e seFuele- PM hrs --> %ischae0ia >Mhrs --> Hangrene--> a0putation %,C--> 7rachial artery co0pressed--> deep *le(or co0part0ent o* *orear020/c involved6- AA: A- Ale(or digitoru0 pro*undus 20/c involved6--> +ateral hal* supplied by ,;271C-'B.6 A- Ale(or pollicis longus :- :ronator Fuadratus , artery is the 0/c artery involved d/t %,C--> 7ranch o* #l! ! 2other branch :ost! ,! !6 %,C- Splint9 >Turn buc&le splint 2%ol&0an<s splint6 S(9 Muscle sliding operation 2Ma(page operation6 6B. Which of the following is not true regar#ing 4lumpke5s paralysis:<ai= '! Site o* injury is upper trun& o* brachial ple(us----------ans 2! The nerve root involved 0ainly is t' -! Claw hand is the typical de*or0ity .! Ho0er)s syndro0e can be a presentation 1iscussion- 71C-5- &rachial plexus in@ury- >rb!s palsy- 7est prognosis M/C nerve- C5= CM :olice0an tip hand Move0ents lost are- S$"a7 S- Supination $"- $(ternal rotation a7- bduction 4lumpke!s paralysis- ,njury to C?= T' a/w horner<s +e**ert<s classi*ication- #sed in brachial ple(us injury 2C. .ll are in'ol'e# in entrapment neuropathy except <ai CB=- '! Median nerve 2! Tibial nerve -! Ae0oral nerve--------------------ans .! +at cutaneous o* thigh 1iscussion- ;ec&- Thoracic outlet yndro0e Shoulder- Supraclavicular neuritis $lbow- #lnar neuritis= 0edian neuritis= "adial neuritis Jrist- Carpal tunnel= #lnar neuritis Hip- :iri*or0is syndro0e 2Sciatic nerve co0pressed6= Meralgia paresthetica +ower leg- Co0part0ent syndro0e Aoot- Tarsal tunnel syndro0e= 1igital neuritis +eg is the 0/c area where co0part0ent syndro0e is seen 2children--> *orear06
,nury to hip joint is related to--> Sciatic nerve "ast an# )plints - Aame of cast Dse Colle<s cast Colle<s *racture Cyllinder cast/tube cast Aracture o* the patella Hanging cast Aracture o* the hu0erous 2Maheshwari-446 Hip spica> Aracture o* the *e0ur Minerva cast Cervical spine :etric cast/7roo0 stic&9 :erthe d/s :T7 cast 2ptellar tendon bearing6 Aracture o* the tibia "isser<s turn buc&le cast Scoliosis Shoulder spica> Shoulder i00obilisation #-slab Aracture o* the hu0erous >Spica is a cast where li0b and part o* trun& are included 22. "ock up splint is use# for- '! "adial nerve injury-------------------ans 2! Median nerve injury -! #lnar nerve injury .! 7rachial ple(us injury 1iscussion- )plint Aame Dse Coc&-up splint "adial nerve palsy @nuc&le-bender splint #lnar nerve palsy ero-plane splint 7rachial ple(us injury Toe raising splint Aor *oot drop 27. 9urn buckle splint is use# for- '! %,C-------------------------------------ans 2! #lnar nerve palsy -! Median nerve palsy .! "adial nerve palsy 24. 9ension ban# principle can be use# by- '! Jiring 2! :lating -! 7oth-----------------ans .! ;one 1iscussion- :rinciple- Conversion o* distractive *orce into co0pressile *orce--> done by wiring or plating #ses- :atella # Clecranon # Medial 0alleolus # 1yna0ic splints are better than static 217 splints used in CT%S are dyna0ic splints6 28. ennis brown splint is use# for- '! CT$%----------------------------------ans 2! Cong vertical talus -! Aibular he0i0elia .! Tibial he0i0elia 26. "9>$ shoes ha'e aEe- '! Straight inner border 2! Cuter shoe raise -! ,nner shoe raise--------------ans .! ;o heel 1iscussion- Straight inner border Cuter shoe raise> ;o heel 2:. Fissers locali+er cast is use# in the conser'ati'e management of- <aiims= '! 1orsolu0bar scoliosis 2! ,diopathic scoliosis-------------------ans2Maheshwari- 2----> M/C scoliosis6 -! @yphosis .! Spondylolisthesis grade iii 1iscussion- "eisser<s sign- *usion o* the ossi*ied apophysis to the iliu0 in scoliosis thus there is no possibility o* curve worsening 28. $elpeau sling an# swath ban#age is use# in- '! cro0io clavicular dislocation---------------------ans 2! Shoulder dislocation -! Aracture scapula .! Aracture clavicle 1iscussion- Maheshwari-4- cro0io-clavicular jt! ,njuries clasi*ied by- Type ,-,,,9 1escribed on the basis o* liga0entous injuries! Managed by velpeau sling and swath bandage Type ,%-%,9 Classi*ied on the basis o* lateral end o* clavicle displace0ent! Managed by operative intervention # clavicle- Gunction o* 0iddle and outer thirds Cuterpart- 1isplaced 0edially and downwards by pectoralis 0ajor ,nner- 1isplaced upwards by sternocleido0astoid "lassifications- 2B. )alter harries type 7 is- '! Split o* epiphysis------------------------ans 2! Separation o* epiphysis -! SplitN0etaphyseal part .! Crushing 7C. $er#ans +one is #efine# for- '! $(tensor tendon /one 2! Ale(or tendon /one------------------ans -! Thu0b tendons .! Carpal tunnel 1iscussion- ;o 0an<s land is--> %erdan /one type ,,--> Since 0ultiple adhesions *or0 a*ter surgery 7etween distal pal0er crease and pro(i0al interphalangeal jt! Hartland classi*ication is used in supracondylar # hu0erous Milch- lateral condylar # Mason<s- "adial head # 2pgi6 Jil&ins- radial nec& # 77. )kin lesion in close# fracture is classifie# by- '! Hustiloanderson 2! M$SS SCC"$ -! Mirels score .! Tscherne----------------ans 1iscussion- 7reech in continuity o* corte(9 0icroscopic/0acroscopic ny # he0ato0a co00unicating with e(terior9 open # Tscherrne classi*ication--> So*t tissue injury in closed # Csteoblastic secondaries--> :rostate= Carcinoid 7reast Ca--> #sually osteolytic Mirel<s score2>4 then bone 0etastasis 0ay #6- Si/e Site Type :ain Mangles e(tri0ity sverity score 2M$SS Score6- 2>4 --> 0putation6 So*t tissue injury 7: Circulation ge Fecent a#'ances- 74. What is the most common cause of #eath after total hip replacement in el#erly la#y- '! ,n*ection 2! 1eep vein thro0bus -! :ul0onary e0bolis0------------------ans .! :neu0onia 1iscussion- M, is 0/c cause o* death then Cardiopul0onary arrest then :ul! e0bolis0 78. "hemonucleosis is #one by- '! Cs0ic acid 2! Trypsin -! Chy0opapain----------------------ans .! Chy0otrypsin 1iscussion- ;ucleous pulposis destroyed--> Che0opapain 2*ro0 papaya6 Cs0ic acid--> Che0ical synevecto0y 7B. Which of the following is use# in osteoporosis for #ecreasing bone resorption an# increasing bone formation- '! Teriparatide 2! Calcitonin -! Strontiu0 ranelate----------------ans .! 7isphosphate 1iscussion- "( o* osteoporosis- Calcitonin--> decreases bone resoption 2c&--> see :TH also given6 +ow dose :TH/ or :TH related peptide--> Teriparatide--> Sti0ulates osteoblasts ;aA--> Sa0e ction 7isphosphonates--> inhibits osteoclasts $strogen--> Sti0ulates bone *or0ation Ca N %it!1 --> bone *or0ation Strontiu0--> has both action Though bone 0ineralisation is nor0al in osteoporosis total bone 0ass and trabecular volu0e are decreased! 9umors- 4C. 2D;9*(;> >A"H3AF32.) W*9H )D&"D9.A>3D) H>2.A-*32.) <.**2)E.*=- '! C++,$"S 2! MA#CC,--------------------------------ans -! HC+TQ SI;1"CM$ .! +7",HHT 1iscussion- Syndro0es- Cllier<s--> only 0ultiple enchondro0as 2afucci--1 2ultiple enchon#roma with subcutaneous angiomas with phlebolith <calcifie# 'essels= McCune albright- 2:::6 :olyostotic *ibrosis dysplasia :recocious puberty :ig0entation - points about tu0ors- &enign 2alignant ;o dilated veins 1ilated veins on sur*ace Jell de*ined 0argins ,ll de*ined 0argin #ni*or0 consistency %ariable consistency $piphysial tu0ors- HCT 2Csteoclasto0a6= Chondroblasto0a 1iaphyseal tu0ors- $wings sarco0a= Csteid osteo0a= d0antino0a Metaphysis- Most co00on location o* all tu0ors--> also in*ections $nchondro0a is 0etaphysial 2correction 6 (eriosteal reaction- The periosteu0 responds to trau0atic sti0uli or pressure *ro0 an underlying growing tu0or by depositing new bone! Seen in tubercular osteo0yelitis! Solid or single periosteal reaction seen in benign bone tu0ors and acute osteo0yelitis! Multiple layer o* la0inated or onion peel appearence seen in ewings! Triangular piece o* bone scan at angle o* periosteou0--> seen in 0alignant tu0ors specially CS )imple bone cyst .neurysmal bone cyst 2Maheshwari-2246 B-'B yrs 5-'5 yrs Most co00on upper end o* hu0erous #pper end o* tibia Single cavity Multiple cavities Straw coloured *luid He0orrhagic *luid "(9 Cbservation "(9 #sually curettage and bone gra*ting Aallen *rag0ent sign/Trap door signE Aallen lea* sign Si0ple curettage co0bined with other che0icals li&e phenol is called e(tended curettage! M/C "( these days o* cavity! 76. >mboli+ation is treatment option for- '! 7C----------------------ans 2! #7C -! HCT .! Csteosarco0a 46. Ai#us of osteoi# osteoma is best seen on- '! 8 rays 2! #SH -! CT scan-------------------ans .! M", 1iscussion- ,0aging in orthopaedics - G-Fay is *or screening *or any bone! "9 )can is best *or bone or any calci*ied tissue! 2F* is best *or so*t tissues and bone 0arrow ede0a and cartialge! .rthroscopy is best *or joints! &one scans *or 0utiple lesions all over the body! Cpen biopsy is diagnostic o* tu0or! Csteoid osteo0a- Co00onest true benign tu0or o* bone 1iaphysis a**ected 0ost :ain worst at night "(9 ;S,1s +atest "( --> "adio*reFuency ablation 42. 0allen fragment sign is seen in- '! abc 2! ubc-------------------------ans 2#nica0eral/Solitary/Si0ple6 -! HCT .! Chondroblasto0a 47. 9reatment for giant cell tumor use# most commonly is- '! "esection 2! Curettage N bone gra*t ---------------ans -! "adiotherapy .! Che0otherapy 1iscussion- Maheshwari-2'M HCT2Csteoclasto0a6 occurs b/n 2B-.B yrs i!e! a*ter s&eletal 0aturity H CT is only tu0or co00on in girls2wrong in 6 others are co00on in 0ales 44. 2assa#a classification is for- '! $(ostosis-------------------------------ans 2! $nchondro0as -! Csteosarco0as .! Chondroblasto0a 1iscussion- 2a#elung #eformity- a na0ed de*or0ity usually characteri/ed by 0al*or0ed wrists and wrist bones and short stature and is o*ten associated with +Rri-Jeill dyschondrosteosis! Massaga classi*ication used! ,t is a/w- T,T+, T- Trau0a T-Tu0or ,- ,n*ection +- +Rri-Jeill dyschondrosteosis 20adelung d/e N dwar*is06 T- Turner<s syndro0e 48. 2ost common tumor of han#- '! $nchondro0a 2! SCC--------------------------ans -! Chondroblasto0a .! Melano0a 1iscussion- i* Fuestion is on bones o* hand then--> enchondro0a 46. (ulsatile bone tumor- '! CS---------------ans 2! MAH -! AS .! S7C 4B. 8 year male progressi'e swelling upper en# tibia-irregularHlocal temperature raise# H'ariable consistency an# ill #efine# margins- '! Hiant cell tu0or 2! $wings sarco0a -! Csteogenic sarco0a----------------------ans .! Secondary 0etastasis 1iscussion- $wing<s sarco0a- Tu0or 0elts li&e ice on radiotherapy but recurs! Che0o is the best i* single type o* treat0ent is to be given Che0o regi0en- 27C16 - ctino0ycin 7- 7leo0ycin C- Cyclophospha0ide 1- 1o(orubicin Ctherwise co0bination- CNS( "NS "NC 7est t/t9 SC" Metastaiss- Control o* 0ets is done by che0otherapy .rthritis- 8C. 3sseous loose bo#ies in @oints common in all except- '! Csteochondritis dissecans 2! Csteoarthritis -! Csteochondral *ractures .! "heu0atoid arthritis----------------ans 1iscussion- Csteochondritis dessicans is 0ost co00on o* loose bodies in joints o* lateral part o* 0edial *e0oral condyle! 86. (rimary structure affecte# in F.: '! Synoviu0----------------ans 2! Cartillage -! 7one .! Capsule 1iscussion- C- Cartilage Ma(i0u0 incidence o* tu0ors--> Tibia Ma(i0u0 incidence o* open # --> Tibia 7est e(ercise in n&ylosing spondylitis--> Swi00ing > Cycling 2a(ial s&eletan a**ected so a(ial e(cercise is pre**ered6 P2!5 chest e(pansion --> diagnostic o* S 2:-2.?6 Aleche test--> 1iagnosing cervical spine *le(ion 1iagnosis o* S--> Sacroilitis N one o* the *ollowing- 1ecreased chest e(pansion decreased lu0bar *le(ion in*la00atory diarrhoea 2H+ 724 is o* lesser value6 82. iagnosis of .) are all except- '! Sarcoiliitis 2! 1ecreased chest e(pansion -! 1ecreased lu0bar *le(ion .! :resence o* H+-724 ----------------ans 87. .ll of the following are associate# with charcot @oints except- '! Syrngo0yelia 2! Syphilis -! Tuberculosis-----------------ans .! +eprosy 1iscussion- Charcoat<s jt are described *or S tabes dorsalis ,n today<s world 1M causes charcot<s 0ostlyT> 0id*oot involve0ent is 0ost co00on M/C joint involved is --> @nee jt! +eprosy can a**ect the jts! o* hand and 0id-*oot 0yloidosis is a rare cause 84. 9rue about syno'ial flui# all except- '! Secreted by Type cells-------------------------ans 2! Aollows ;on-;ewtonian *luid &inetics -! Contains hyaluronic acid .! %iscosity co e**icient is variable 1iscussion- Synovial *luid secreted by type 7 cellsE and synovial does not contain base0ent 0e0brane $(cept C where viscocity is nor0al all other d/e of jt. viscocity is decreased. 88. %oint not in'ol'e# in F. accor#ing to 6B8: mo#ifie# ara criteria is- '! Metatarsophalangeal 2! Tarso0etetersal--------------------ans -! n&le .! $lbow .'ascular necrosis- 86. ouble line sign is seen in- '! %; o* hip--------------ans 2! Sc*e -! T7 hip .! 11H 1iscussion- Maheshwari- 24' M/C cause is idiopathic Clinical signs- Sectoral signs--> sector o* bone a**ected--> decreased rotation at jt! Crescent<s sign 1ouble line sign--> Seen on M", "(9 Cove2c&6 deco0pression "otational osteoto0ies Goint replace0ent 8:. .$A can occur at aEe- '! Ae0ur nec&---------------------ans2head not nec&!!!!!6 2! 7ody o* talus -! :ro(i0al scaphoid .! ;one 88. 3steonecrosis associate# with all except-2dpg BU6 '! Sic&le cell disease 2! Hauchers -! :olycythe0ia----------------------ans .! Hyperparathyroidis0 1iscussion- 1eranged lipid pro*ile/1eranged coagualtion pro*ile --> %;2Csteonecrosis6 *nfections- 8B. >arliest sign of osteomyelitis on x-rays- '! +oss o* 0uscle and *at plane--------------------ans 2! :eriosteal reaction -! Callus *or0ation .! :resence o* seFuestru0 1iscussion- Maheshwari-'5M +oss o* 0uscle and *at plane is seen in 2.-.? hrs $arlier bony change seen in--> 'B days 1CC--> Cephalosporin N 0inoglycoside co0bination Chronic osteo0yelitis--> dead bone2Mar&er6 SeFuestru0 Two characteristic o* dead bone- Jhite on 8-"ay 2it is sclerosed6 +ight in weight +ower end o* *e0ur e**ected 0/c in cute osteo0yelitis! 9& of bone an# @oints- Maheshwari- '4' T7 usually pri0ary *ocus is lungs! M/C bone is spine--> pott<s spine2dorsolu0bar region6--> 5BO 2paradiscal 0/c6! "( o* T79 TT "est to part Surgery when indicated ,ndication o* S( in any disease o* spine- 7/7 involve0ent ,ncreasing neurologocal de*icit Aailure o* i0prove0ent on conservative M( 6C. .nterolateral #ecompression is #one in- '! +e*t lateral position 2! "ight lateral position------------------ans -! Supine .! :rone 1iscussion- 1one *or pott<s spine--> nterolateral deco0pression! ,%C is *riable not orta 2i!e done on aorta6 66. "hronic osteomyelitis pathognomic '! 1ead bone--------------ans 2! "eactive bone -! Jound .! Cloacae 62. 8 year male progressi'e swelling since 6 months o'er upper en# tibia on x ray there is lytic lesion with sclerotic margin- '! Csteogenic sarco0a 2! Csteoclasto0a -! 7rodies abscess-----------------ans2see not ewing<s6 .! $wings sarco0a 67. 9he incorrect statement about osteomyelitis is- '! Staphylococcus aureus is the co00onest causative organis0 2! #pper tibial 0etaphysic is the co00onest-----------------------------ans2lower *e0oral6 -! He0atogenous osteo0yelitis is the co00onest .! Ce*ota(i0e and a0i&acin are drugs o* choice )oft tissue in@uries- 64. 9ennis elbow is characteri+e# by '! Tenderness 0edial epicondyle 2! Tendonitis co00on e(tensor origin---------------ans -! Tendonitis co00on *le(or origin .! :ain*ul *le(ion and e(tension 1iscussion- Maheshwari-254 "(9 ,nj! o* steroid at lateral epicondyle lso ta&ing patient<s own blood and injecting 0ay be help*ul Test- :ain*ul dorsi*le(ion o* wrist joint2Co/en test6 $(t! Carpi radialis brevis-->wrist e(tension--> ;!S!--> :,;2C4=C?6 68. (rolapse# inter'ertebral #isc is most common at- '! C'B-C'' 2! C2-C- -! +--+. .! +5-S' --------------ans 1iscussion- M/C level is +.-+5 2 nd co00on--> C5-CM -rd--> +5-S' 6:. .thletic pubalgia is #ue to- '! bdo0inal 0uscle strain----------------ans 2! Kuadriceps strain -! "ectus *e0oris strain .! Hluteus 0a(i0us strain 1iscussion- $(t! CbliFue aponeurosis torn Tear in conjoint tendon Conjoint tendon torn *ro0 pubic tubercle 68. Aot a treatment for chronic backache- '! ;S,1 2! 7ed rest *or - 0onths-------------------------ans -! $(ercises .! $pidural steroid injection 1iscussion- ,n any case o* bac&ache rest is not given *or 0ore than .? hrs ll acute osteo0yelitis eventually turn into chronic osteo0yelitis sine bones can not be sterlised once in*ected 6B.Which is best for #iagnosing post longitu#inal ligament calcification- '! M", 2! CT------------------------ans -! #SH .! 8-"I :C. *n posterior compartment syn#rome which passi'e mo'ement causes pain- '! 1orsi*le(ion o* *oot 2! Aoot inversion -! Toe dorsi*le(ion-----------------------ans .! Aoot abduction 1iscussion- More speci*ic than :6. 2ost common cause of insertion ten#initis of ten#oachilles is- '! ,0prove shoe wear 2! "unners and j0pers -! Cveruse------------------------------ans .! ,ntralaisonal steroid inj 1iscussion- M/C cause o* non-insetional tendinitis is runners and ju0pers 2occurs at --M c0 above insertion o* tendo-achillis6 M/C cause o* insetional tendinitis is overuse &one metabolism- :2. 2ilkman fracture- '! :seudo *racture-------------------------------ans 2! Aracture o* 0etatarsals -! Aracture o* distal end o* radius .! Aracture o* 5th 0etacarpal 1iscussion- lso called--> #0bau/anon/+ooser<s /one Seen in osteomalacia M/C area Ae0or nec&2Harrison6>:ubic ra0i>%ertebral bodies "(9 "est to part Ca N %it! 1 :7. &>)9 2.F4>F $*9.2*A >0>"*>A"I- '! +: 2! C,1 :C. -! S$"#M :C. .! %,T 1 +$%$+S---------------------ans :4. 3steoporosis is #efine# as- '! T score -' to -2!5 2! T score less than -2!5 --------------ans -! Q score B to -' .! Q score -' to -2!5 1iscussion- Mesured by bone 0arrow density scan21e(a scan6 T Score B to -' 2;6 -' to -'!5 2Csteopenia6 >2!5 2osteoporosis6 Severe osteoporosis- ny osteoporosis with # is severe osteoporosis :8. .lkaline phosphatase an# phosphate in chil#ren is- '! Sa0e as adults 2! More than adults--------------------------ans -! lp 0ore phosphate less .! lp less phosphate 0ore 1iscussion- Multiplied by --5 ti0es adult values 2+:6 :C. --> N'0g/dl :6. Aot seen in osteopetrosis- '! :ancytopenia 2! Csteo0yelitis o* 0andible -! Co0pression o* nerve .! 1elayed healing o* *ractures-------------------ans 1iscussion- Two conditions a/w increased pathological # but nor0al bone healing- Csteopetrosis Csteogenesis i0per*ecta ::. *'ory 'ertebraeEpicture frame 'ertebraeEcotton wool skullEel#erlyEsnhlEincrease# alpEnormal caEnormal po4 foun# in- '!Aibrous dysplasia 2!:agets---------------------------ans -!M$TS .!Csteoporosis 1iscussion- : agets--> :elvis20/c a**ected part6 > :rostate ;or0al Calciu0= ;or0al :hosphorus= *ncrease# +: MM N # --> +: increased (ae#iatrics orthopae#ics- :8. 9reatment of choice for "9>$ in 68 year ol# is- '! Aootwear 2! Triple arthrodesis---------------ans -! Kuadruple *usion .! CST" 1iscussion- 1ont *ollow Maheshwari *or treat0ent o* CT$% Treat0aent o* CT$%- "ead with "CMS-M?4 @ites- not *ollowed now MCM ( 2 Jee&s $very 2 wee& case ,$ Cuboid joint--> hands put there M 0ths :onsetti- 1ay cast per wee& ,$ 2all together6 Talus M w&s Treat0ent *or neglected cases- P -yrs--> :MST" NSo*t tissue release --? yrs- Shortening o* lateral colu0n o* *oot Cuboid decancellation Cuboid or calcaneal wedge resection--> $van<s > 5yrs--> 1weyer<s osteto0y to connect heel varus ?-'2 yrs--> Jedge tarsecto0y > '2 yrs- Triple arthrodesis2T;/TC/CC all three joints *used6 ,li/arov *i(ator G$SS 2Goshi<s e(ternal stabilising syste06 :B. (olimyelitis is '! +ower 0otor neuron------------------ans 2! #pper 0otor neuron -! 7oth .! none 8C. 4lipper-0eil syn#rome results from<ai=- '! Congenital contracture o* the sternoclei-do0astoid 0uscle 2! Aailure o* descent o* the scapula -! Aailure o* closure o* the third branchial arch .! Aailure o* seg0entation o* 0esoder0al sornites------------------------ans 1iscussion- Cccurs d/t *usison o* cervical vertebrae d/t *ailure o* seg0entation o* 0esoder0al so0ites! Triad- +ow post! hairline Short nec& "estricted range o* 0ove0ent 86. "hil# presenting with absent thumbH ra#ial #e'iation of han# bowing of the forearmJ which in'estigation is not nee#e#- '! @aryotyping 2! $cho -! 7M---------------------ans .! :latelet count 1iscussion- "adial claw hand 2AT$H6- A- Aanconi<s - norectal 0al*or0ation T- Triso0ies '-= '?/T" syndro0e 2Thro0bocytopenia and bsent "adius6 $- $ctoder0al dysplasia H- Holt ora0 2S16 82. 2ost common #efect in H- '! Co(a valga 2! nteversion -! Shallow acetabulu0-----------------ans .! Jaddling gait 1iscussion- Maheshwari- 2BB 7arlow<s test--> hip being tested is dducted Crtolani test--> bducted Conditions a/w 11H- Cligohydra0nios Aa0ily history 7reech Ae0ales Hor0one induced joint la(ity 2Maternal rela(in6 Airst born child Crowding pheno0enon- Torticollis/CT$%/ Henu recurvaratu02&nee hyper-e(tension6 and 0etatassus adductans lso- 87. 9riple arthro#esis in'ol'es aEe- '! Talonavicular 2! Talocalcaneal -! Calcaneocuboid .! Tibiotalar---------------------ans 0ractures an# #islocations- 84. )upracon#ylar fracture can in'ol'e- '! Median nerve 2! "adial nerve -! #lnar nerve .! ll----------------------ans 1iscussion- Maheshwari-?5 M/C- ,;>Median>"adial>#lnar M/C co0plication- $arly- %ol&0an<s ische0ia +ate- Malunion 2Cubitus varus--> Hunstoc& de*or0ity6 1unlop traction is used in the 0anage0ent!!!!!!! 88. 2ost common fracture in'ol'e# in algo#ystrophy- '! Colles-------------------ans 2! Supracondylar -! Aorear0 .! Hu0erus 1iscussion- Maheshwari-UM lso &nown as Sudec&<s dystrophy/Co0ple( regional pain syndro0e :atient has sensory sy0pto0 0ore than 0otor sy0pto0s "ed hot shiny s&in :athy osteoporosis 2diagnostic6 7oth active and passive e(cercises are encouraged M/C associated # - Colle<s # Treat0ent o* colle)s is essentially conservative with colle!s cast 86. "ylin#er cast is use# for<ai=- '! ST,2So*t tissue injury6 &nee 2! # patella -! 7oth--------------ans .! none 1iscussion- Test *or &nee- C+- nterior drawer test +ach0an test 2both in acute and chronic condition it is better6 McMurrey test- 7oth 0enisci lpey<s grinding test- 7oth 0enisci 8:. (i'ot shift test is for- '! nterolateral instability---------------------ans 2! C+ -! :C+ .! Medial 0eniscus 1iscussion- :ivot shi*t test- used *or anterolateral area o* &nee 2Consist o* ant! Criciate liga0ent= lateral collateral liga0ent= lateral hal* o* capsule6 8B. .ll are use# in fat embolism except- '! Heparin 2! 1e(tran -! Steroids .! Calciu0-----------ans 1iscussion- 1iagnostic- ' 0ajor N . 0inor Major- '! :ul0onary ede0a 2! :aC2 PMB= AiC2 P B!. --> i!e! hypo(e0ia -! C;S depression dysproportionate to hypo(e0ia .! :etechiae in vest distribution Minor- '! Aever 2! Tachycardia -! Thro0bocytopenia .! Aat in sputu0 5! Aat in urine M! ,ncreased $S" 4! "etinal e0boli ?! ne0ia BC. Fecurrent #islocation is rare in- '! n&le-----------ans 2! Hip -! Shoulder .! :atella 1iscussion- Shoulder--> nt! dislocation Cthers--> :osterior Most co00on dislocation- Shoulder > :atella > n&le 2rarest6 %essel injury in # and dislocation- Clavicle # --> Subclavian artery Shoulder dislocation --> (illary ! Hip dislocation --> Sup! gluteal ! @nee --> :opliteal ! Shoulder dislocation9 (illary ; > Musculocutaneous Monteggia # dislocation- MMM Monetggia--> Mdial bone--> Towards 0outh #lnar # --> dislocation o* radial head--> (*A pierces the supinator and ta&es aturn around radial head--> so 0/c involved in Monteggia # Hallea/i # dislocation--> lower lateral B6. .ccor#ing to 2ullers classification humerus fractures are gi'en number- '! ' --------ans 2! 2 -! - .! . B2. 4nee #islocation m.c 'ascular in@ury- '! Ae0oral 2! :opliteal ----------------ans -! :osterior tibial .! nterior tibial B7. 2onteggia fracture Aer'e in@ury- '! ,; 2! :,;-----------------ans -! M$1,; .! #+;" B4. 3))*0*".9*3A *A 2yositis ossificans is- '! #ni*or0 throughout 2! ,nside out -! Cutside in --------------ans .! ;one 1iscussion- ,n osteosarco0a ossi*ication is at the centre!!!!!!!!! B6. .fter shoul#er most common @oint to #islocate is- '! Hip 2! $lbow -! :atello*e0oral--------------ans .! :ip B:. &ennetts fracture is- '! ,ntra articular 2! ,ntra articular with dislocation--------------ans2"CMS-MM'6 -! $(tra articular .! $(tra articular with dislocation B8. 2otor weakness of upper limbs out of proportion to lower limbs is- '! Central cord syndro0e------------ans 2! nterior cord syndro0e -! :osterior cord syndro0e .! 7rown seFuard syndro0e BB. Dnsol'e# fracture is- '! Aracture scaphoid 2! Aracture talus -! Aracture nec& o* *e0ur--------------ans .! ll 1iscussion- "ead classi*ications 2Maheshwari-''26 "ules o* *i(ation- #pper li0b bones are plated! +ower li0b bones have nails rticular/:eriarticular # in children are treated with @-wires! :rinciple o* 0ange0ent o* ant joint injury is early 0obilisation 6CC. 0racture neck femur most common complication- '! %;------------------ans 2! ;onunion -! Csteoarthritis .! 1%T K. 9he collagenous protein in bone sub-ser'es which of the following functions- '! Hrowth *actor 2! 7inding o* ionic calciu0 and physiologic hydro(yapatite -! Aor0ation o* three di0entional lattice o* the 0atri(---------ans2HT ?4E K-2?-6 .! Cell attach0ent K- . 67 yr ol# boy presents with a slowly enlarging lesion that in'ol'es the #istal portion of his right femur. G-ray re'eals a large #estructi'e lesion that focally lifts the periosteum to form a triangular sha#ow between the cortex an# the raise# en# of the periosteum. ;ab examination re'eals ele'ate# serum alkaline phosphatase. Histologic changes likely to be seen in a biopsy taken from this bone lesion is- '! Multiple blood *illed spaces that are not lined by endothelial cells 2! Hepha/ardous arrange0ent o* i00ature bony trabeculae *or0ing <chinese letters< -! +obules o* hyaline cartilage with *ew cells .! Malignant anaplastic cells secreting osteoid-------------ans 1iscussion- Csteosarco0a--> 0alignant anaplastic cells secreting osteoid Cption '--> neurys0al bone cyst Cption 2--> Aibrous dysplasia K. . case of breast ca stage-4 wth secon#ary in upper thir# shaft of femur. 9here is impen#in pathological fracture. 9reatment- '! ,ntra0edullary nailing-------------ans 2! "T -! :late *i(ation .! 7ed rest 1iscussion- :atient with bone 0ets! has to be stage . anyways== as stage . 0eans any Hrade2T6= any ly0ph nodes2;6= with distant 0etastasis!!!! Jheeless< te(tboo& o* orthopaedics /Metastatic breast Ca! says *ollowing about the treat0ent- Surgical Ai(ation- :er0eative destruction o* the pro(i0al *e0ur is the 0ost co00on type o* destruction leading to a pathologic *racture! Aor pts with this type o* destruction involving 0ore than 5BO o* the sha*t dia0eter on any radiographic view= consider prophylactic internal *i(ation o* *e0oral nec& L subtrochanteric region! $0ail- drapoorvVg0ail!co0