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whats the anomaly?
cervical rib
whats the anomaly?
cervical spondylolisthesis
whats the anomaly?
congenital block vertebra
whats the anomaly?
elongated TP
whats the anomaly?
congenital block
whats the anomaly?
Lateral ponticle
whats the anomaly?
nuchal bone
whats the anomaly?
Occipitalization
whats the anomaly?
os odontoideum
whats the anomaly?
ossiculum terminale persistens
whats the anomaly?
posterior ponticus
whats the anomaly?
spina bifida occulta SBO
whats the anomaly?
Butterfly vertebrae
whats the anomaly?
congenital blocked vertebrae
whats the anomaly?
Hemivertebrae
whats the anomaly?
Hemivertebrae
whats the anomaly?
Knife-clasp deformity
whats the anomaly?
Limbus bone
whats the anomaly?
Schmorl's Node
whats the anomaly?
spina bifida occulta
whats the anomaly?
transitional segment
whats the anomaly?
transitional segment
whats the anomaly?
type 4- Traumatic Spondylolisthesis or hangmans fracture
what the line of mensuration?
saggital dimensions of the spinal canal
what indicates ?
space occupying lesion
what is the line of mensuration?
Lumbar intervertebral disc angles
what is the line of mensuration?
lumbar lordosis
normal: 50-60 degrees
average: 55 degrees
what is the line of mensuration?
Lumbosacral disc angle
normally between 10-15 degrees
<10 degrees: disc herniation
>15 degrees: facet impaction
what is the line of mensuration?
MEYERDING’S GRADING
1-4 spondylolisthesis
>4 spondyloptosis
what is the line of mensuration?
ULLMAN’S LINE
aka: Garland-Thomas line
the anterior inferior margin of L5 should not intersect the perpendicular line and should reside behind the line.
1. Vertebral body
2. pedicle
3. superior articular process
4. spinous process
5. inferior articular process
6. intervertebral foramen
7. pars interarticularis (isthmus)
8. intervertebral disc
9. vertebral endplate
1. 1st sacral tubericle
2. sacral ala
3. superior articular process of the sacrum
4. 2nd sacral foramen
5. sacral coccygeal junction
6. coccyx
7. sacroiliac joint
8. third sacral tubercle
1. pedicle
2. superior articular process
3. pars interarticularis
4. lamina
5. inferior articular process
6. transverse process
1. pedicle
2. superior articular process
3. pars interarticularis
4. lamina
5. inferior articular process
6. transverse process
7. spinous process
8. intervertebral disc
9. interlaminar space
name the lines of mensuration
Brown = posterior body line (George's line)
green= posterior cervical line
name the analysis
angle of cervical curvature cervical lordosis
the angle should be between
normal: 30-45 degrees average: 40 degrees
hypolordosis <30
hyperlordosis >45
atlatodental interspace (ADI)
child no greater than 5mm
adult no greater than 3mm
cervical prevertebral soft tissue space
At C2 its called Retropharyngeal soft tissue space and should be no more than 7mm
At C7 its called Retrotracheal soft tissue space
children no more than 14mm
adults no more than 22mm
Chamberlain's line
odontoid tip should not extend over this line
normal: not > 3mm
>3mm indicate platybasia
cobb/lippman method for scoliosis
0-20 degrees: observe for progression
20-40 degrees: bracing
>40 degrees: surgical intervention
lumbosacral angle
normal : 26-57 degrees
average : 41 degrees
George's Line (posterior body line)
misalignment between vertebral levels may represent fracture, dislocation, degenerative changes, or ligamentous laxity
Basilar angle
normal: 123-152 degrees
>152 degrees: patybasia
McGregor's Line
measure amount of dens showing over this line
males: not >8mm
females: not >10mm
>8/10: indicates patybasia
McRae's Line
the occipital bone should extend below the line across the foramen magnum, if not : patybasia
apex of the dens should be located in the anterior 1/4 of the FM, if not: fracture/dislocation of the dens
Risser-ferguson
measure the angle of intersection of the lines

will not get the same angles than cobbs
sella turcica size
AP: 5-16mm average: 11mm
SI: 4-12mm average: 8mm
posterior cervical line
1. trachea
2. right main stem
3. left main stem
4. scapula
5. clavicle
6. manubrium
7. superior vena cava
8. aortic knob (transverse aorta)
9. left pulmonary hilus
10. left atrial border
11. left ventricle border
12. right atrial border
13. pulmonary artery
14. costophrenic angle
15. liver
1. trachea
2.
3. aortic arch
4. right upper lobe bronchus
5. left upper lobe bronchus
6.
7. hilus
8. retrosternal space
9. scapula
10. left posterior costophrenic angle/ sulcus
11. right posterior costophrenic angle/ sulcus
12. magenblasse
13. gastric air bubble - (FIP's)
14. left hemidiaphragm
congenital block
atlas spondyloschisis
limbus bone
posterior ponticus
lumbar lordosis
normal: 50-60 degrees
average: 55 degrees
schmorl node
1. decrease disc space
2. most common ant/sup surface
3. increased A-P body width
thoracic kyphosis
ferguson weight
line should cross anterior 1/3 of the sacral base
sacral inclination
normal: 30-72 degrees
average: 46 degrees