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Types of Non-Neoplastic Orthopedic Pathology?
Congenital/Hereditary
Acquired
Infectious
Joints
Who are the Congenital/Hereditary Non-Neoplastic Orthopedic Pathologies?
Achondroplasia
Osteogenesis Imperfecta
Osteopetrosis
Who are the Acquired Non-Neoplastic Orthopedic Pathologies?
Osteoporosis
Osteomalacia
Paget's
Who are the Infectious Non-Neoplastic Orthopedic Pathologies?
Pyogenic vs. Tuberculous
Who are the Non-Neoplastic Orthopedic Pathologies involving joints?
OA
RA
Gouty A
Infectious A
ACHONDROPLASIA
etiology?
Auto Dom
Mutation of fibroblastic growth factor receptor 3 (FGFR3) on short arm of 4
Inhibits normal prolif of cartilage-->failure to form normal epiphyseal cartilage
ACHONDROPLASIA
bone findings?
short proximal extremities (e.g. humorous)
bowed legs
OSTEOGENESIS IMPERFECTA
Etiology?
Auto Dom disorder of delayed maturation of bones
Mutation in gene for Type 1 collagen
Deletions on 17 or 7
OI
sx's?
Brittle Bones
Blue Sclerae
Hearing Loss
Osteopetrosis
etiology?
Auto Recessive (or dom) modeling disorder
Failed Osteoclastic bone resorption-->disorganized dense bone in marrow
Osteopetrosis
aka?
marble bone disease
Osteopetrosis
sx's?
weakness
fractures
What is the most common Acquired Metabolic Bone Disease?
Osteoporosis
OSTEOPOROSIS
Pathogenesis?
Increased Osteoclast Activity
Decreased Osteoblast Activity
Thin Trabeculae
OSTEOPOROSIS
typical patient?
Older
Post-menopausal
Fractures
OSTEOPOROSIS
types of common fractures
Vertebral Collapse
Neck of Femur
Wrists
OSTEOMALACIA
pathogenesis
Failure of Bone Mineralization (inc osteoid)
OSTEOMALACIA
most common etiology?
Vit D Def
OSTEOMALACIA
Skeletal Sx's
Leg Bowing
Distortion of Skull
Enlarged Costochondral Jxn (pigeon breast)
OSTEOMALACIA
trabeculae?
Thicker than normal secondary to thicker osteoid
PAGET'S DISEASE
pathogenesis?
Excessive Resorption of Bone
Large abnormal osteoclasts
Severe Osteoclastic erosion
Vigorous/Uncoordinated Osteoblastic Response
-->Distorted Bone Architecture
PAGET'S DISEASE
etiology?
Possibly paramyxovirus
PAGET'S DISEASE
sx's?
Fractures (bone bulk is up, but weak)
PAGET'S DISEASE
increased incidence of?
osteosarcoma
OSTEOMYELITIS
Pathogenesis?
Bacterial Infection of Bone
OSTEOMYELITIS
types?
Pyogenic
Tuberculous
PYOGENIC OSTEOMYELITIS
route of infection?
Hematogenous
Direct Penetration
PYOGENIC OSTEOMYELITIS
which bones involved?
Long Bones in Kids
Vertebrae in Adults
PYOGENIC OSTEOMYELITIS
typical invaders?
Staph Aureus
Salmonella (in sickle cell pts)
TUBERCULOUS OSTEOMYELITIS
Involvement?
Long Bones (starts in synovium)
Vertebrae (pott's disease)
OSTEOMYELITIS
associations?
Ulcerated Skin
Squamous Carcinoma of Sinus
Complication w/ Pott's?
Vertebral Collapse, but can be uneven leading to SC impingment
Pathogenesis of OA
OA: Articular Cartilage Degeneration
Pathogenesis of RA?
Proliferation of Synovium
Pathogenesis of Gouty A
Crystal Induced
Pathogenesis of Infectious A
Organism Induced
Which Joints are involved w/ OA?
Weight Bearing
DIP/PIP
Which Joints are involved w/ RA?
PIP
FEET
Which Joints are involved w/ Gouty A
Great Toe
Ankle
Heel
Wrist
Which Joints are involved w/ Infectious A?
Variable
Pathology of OA?
Erosion
Eburnation
Pathology of RA?
Pannus
Pathology of Gouty A?
Uric Acid Deposits
Pathology of Infectious A?
Pus