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14 Cards in this Set
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The accumulation of calculus on and in-between the teeth
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Peridontal disease
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Localized swelling at attachment site, pits and furrows or a bony spur
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Musculo-skeletal markers of stress
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Synovial joints
Erosion of the bone around the edges of the joint surface. A reduced tendency to fusion |
Septic arthritis
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Reabsorption of the nasal cavity / apature
All front teeth re-absorbed and a wonky pallate |
Leprosy
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Incomplete closure of the neural tube producing an incompletely formed sacral or lumbar vertebrae
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Spina bifida
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A hole or multiple holes in the skull
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Myeloma
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Porous appearance on the outer cranium (porotic hyperstosis) and inner orbits (cribra orbitalia)
“Hair-on-end” appearance on the cranium |
Anemia / anemic lesions
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Outer cortical layer and Inner medullary cavity growth - meaning that the bone often becomes enlarged partially or deformed
Bone destruction/pus formation on shaft |
Osteomyelitis
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Fine pitting and longitudinal striation on long bones, usually the tibiae
Non-specific inflammation of the bone surface (infection of the periosteum) |
Periostitis
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New woven bone formation/porosity on the orbit which should not be confused with cribra orbitalia
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Scurvy
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Inner medullary cavity growth, causing a white medullary cavity to show on x-rays
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Osteitis
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Eburnation and a porous joint surface
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Osteoarthritis!
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Collapsed vertebral body; vertebral fusion; an abnormal curvature of the spine,
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Kyphosis vertebrae
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Collapse of vertebrae in the lower thoracic and upper lumbar region
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Tuberculosis
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