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146 Cards in this Set
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Charcot's Joint of the foot
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Charcot's joint of the femur
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Abscess and periodontal disease
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Caries
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Lumbar sacralization (cranial shift)
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Ankylosing spondylitis
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trephenation
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healed sharp force injury to the head
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perforated sternum, sternal foramen
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bifid ribs
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Dental abscess
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calculus
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enamel hypoplasia (pitting)
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cranial depressed fracture
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healed depressed fracture
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Atlas occipitalization
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enamel hypoplasia
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Viking Teeth
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cranial modification
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dental wear
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Hydrocephalus
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Schmorl's nodes
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occipitalization of the Atlas Vertebra (caudal shift)
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dental wear
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osteoarthritis
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psoriatic arthritis
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palatine torus
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calculus
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periodotnal disease
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schmorl's nodes
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Spondylolisis
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calculus
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calculus
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filing
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dental wear due to pipe smoking
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improperly healed fracture of femur with healed osteomyelitis and OA
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osteoarthritis
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hydrocephalus
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dental wear
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sharp force trauma due to sword
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DISH
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Mandibular torus
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accessory ribs
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active and healed periosteal reactions
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active periosteal reaction
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healed and remodeled periosteal reactions
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active periosteal reactions and remodeling on rib from TB
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active periosteal reactions and remodeling on rib from TB
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Scaphocephaly
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Scaphocephaly
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Scaphocephaly
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wormian bones
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apical wormian bone
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inca wormain bone
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spina bifida
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spondylolisis
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caudal shift (lumbarization)
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dental wear resulting in abscess
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inlays
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Leprosy in the Skull
1st: resorption of the alveolar process of maxilla with involvement of the alveolae of central and lateral incisor teeth 2nd: extensive resorption of the alveolar process of maxilla with antemortem tooth loss of central incisor teeth |
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Leprosy of the feet
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Polio of the lower limbs and upper limbs
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Porotic hyperostosis (metabolic disorder)
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Porotic hyperostosis (metabolic disorder)
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Porotic hyperostosis (metabolic disorder)
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Cribra orbitalia (metabolic disorder)
active, the new bone formation may be a response to subperiosteal bleeding associated with scurvy |
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Cribra orbitalia (metabolic disorder)
healed |
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Cribra orbitalia (metabolic disorder)
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Scurvy
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Scurvy
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Scurvy
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Scurvy
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Scurvy in Juvenile
things to notice: pencil thin cortex, corner sign of Park, Wimberger's ring sign, ground-glass appearance, perosteal elevation, Trummerfeld zone of rarefaction, white line of Frankel |
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Scurvy in Juvenile
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Scurvy in Juvenile
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Scurvy in Juvenile
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Scurvy in Juvenile
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Rickets
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Rickets
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Rickets
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Rickets
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Rickets
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Harris lines (growth arrest lines)
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Osteoporosis
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Osteoporosis
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Osteoporosis
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Neoplasms (cancer)
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Neoplasms (cancer)
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Neoplasms (cancer)
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Neoplasms (cancer)
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Neoplasms (cancer)
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Neoplasms (cancer)
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Cribra orbitalia
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Cribra orbitalia
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Cribra orbitalia
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Osteomyelitis in a Civil War solider
Stump of Femur. Greatly thickened cortex shows the openings of several sinuses (or clocae) that drained an abscess cavity in the medulla. |
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Osteomyelitis in a Civil War solider
Tibia/Fibula. The tibia consists almost entirely of a sequestrum surrounded by a thick involuculum. The origin of several sinuses (cloacae) are evident on the surface. The fibula is united to the tibial involucrum and to the os calcaneous below by dense callus |
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caries sicca
active and healing! |
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Spinal column bone destruction from tuberculosis
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Porotic hyperostosis in the parietal bones of the skull
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Porotic hyperostosis in the skull
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TB in the ribs
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TB in the spine
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TB in the ribs
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TB in the spine
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TB in the spine
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TB of the joints
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TB of the joints
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TB of the joints
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TB of the joints
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TB of the joints
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TB of the joints
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Caries sicca, venereal syphilis
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Venereal syphilis
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Caries sicca, venereal syphilis
active and healing |
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Caries sicca, venereal syphilis
active and healing |
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Osteomyelitis with involucrum and sequestrum
Pathological specimen of long bone: A piece of bone (sequestrum) is visible within a thick irregular cortical bone (involucrum), which contains several holes in it (cloaca) |
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Bilateral goundou in individual with yaws
Goundou is a condition following an infection with yaws in which the nasal processes of the upper jaw bone thicken to form two large bony swellings, about 7 cm in diameter, on either side of the nose. The swellings not only obstruct the nostrils but also interfere with the field of vision. Initial symptoms include persistent headache and a bloody purulent discharge from the nose. |
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Spinal tuberculosis
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Sinusitis
The build up of bone and periosteal reaction on the left side, in the maxillary sinus, is an indication of chronic sinus problems. |
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Sinusitis
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Sinusitis
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Sinusitis
This is part of the zygomatic and maxillary bone. Please note the remodeling and thick periostitis in the second picture. Definitely sinusitis |
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Periostitis on the femur
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periostitis
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periostitis on the tibia
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RA
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RA
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cranial depression fracture, dental attrition of maxilla
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metabolic arthritis (gout), know by deposits/erosions
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amputation
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spiral fracture
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bifid ribs, know by two prongs protruding from the single rib
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sacralization
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transverse fracture leading to malunion and antemortem tooth loss
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fracture of nose, cheek, and linear fracture on skull
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schmorl's node, know by dimple on the vertebral body, OA is present (lipping/osteophyte formation)
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penetrating cranial fracture with radiating linear fractures, and sharp force trauma from the start of trepanation
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penetrating fractures with radiating linear fractures, becoming part of the sutures in some cases
most likely due to high velocity bullet entering front of the skull and exiting the back of skull (know due to the direction of beveling) |
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oblique spiral fracture, healed in the mechanical stage, malunion leading to misalingment, possible impaction fracture, OA present, malunion complication of bone being improperly set along with OA, limb shortening
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DISH
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RA, erosive quality of bone (extreme) at joint ends leading to gnarly appearance, also eburnation
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compression fracture, healing in the metabolic stage, malunion, limb shortening
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Transverse fractures of the ribs. It's in the process of healing and is in the cellular stage with lots of porosity. The top rib will eventually remodel misaligned but the bottom rib should heal fine eventually
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psoratic arthritis
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psuedoarthrosis
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