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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Ken Schreibman, PhD/MD, FACR Topics My Ordered List Prevalence/Hx University of Wisconsin - Madison Prevalence/Hx Is it… Features Distribution Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy Non-uniform joint Hips, Knees, 1st MTP Professor, Musculoskeletal Section OA? space narrowing L4-5, C5-6 Ordered List 9 Faculty, 5 Fellows Ordered List Osteophytes! DIPs, PIP, Thumb base OA OA Gullwing Erosions DIPs (Symmetric) Phytes My Practical Approach to Arthritis Phytes EOA? Women > 50yo EOA Radiology of Joint Disease is Hard EOA Uniform narrowing MCPs, Carpus, C1-2 RA? Marginal Erosions! Big Joints (Symmetric) RA It took me 10 years to begin to understand it RA Another 10 years to figure out how to teach it Sharp Erosions with Random Gout May not be possible to teach in one hour Gout Gout? overhanging edges Favors Toes (1st) CPPD CPPD Resembles OA Unusual distribution for OA Ordered list of 5 most common arthropathies CPPD? Chondrocalcinosis Favors Patella-Femoral PA PA Can download PowerPoints & handouts Pencil-in-Cup Hands, Feet, Spine WOW for this and all my lectures WOW Psoriatic? Sausage Digit SI Joints (Asymmetric) www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 1 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 2 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Prevalence of Arthritis Prevalence of ArthritisTypes of Arthritis Prevalence/Hx Arthritis is one of the Prevalence/Hx >100 conditions affect joints* 46 Million Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy most prevalent chronic RA:1.3M‡=3% all arthritis Diagnosed Ordered List US Adult 20% Ordered List health problems Population Decreased from 2.1M (5%) 1995 RA with Arthritis… OA (46M) OA The nation’s leading ≈ 225 Gout:3M†=7% all arthritis OA = 27M† Phytes Diagnosed Phytes Gout cause of disability Million with Arthritis Increased from 2.1M (5%) 1995 (59% of all EOA EOA Costs US economy CPPD:? CPPD Arthritis) RA RA $128 billion annually Adults >65 yo No prevalence data SNSA and those of us Gout 50% have Arthritis Gout Seronegative Spondylarthritides: who look at joints CPPD CPPD up to 2.4M‡ (5%) suspect OA is PA 2005 PA more like 2005 (most recent > 80% (most recent WOW available data) WOW available data) www.schreibman.info arthritis.org www.schreibman.info*arthritis.org†ARTHRITIS&RHEUMATISM,2008,v58,n1,p26-35 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 3 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD ‡ARTHRITIS&RHEUMATISM,2008,v58,n1,p15-25 4 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Arthritis is Ancient: Gout Arthritis is Ancient: RA Prevalence/Hx “king of diseases and disease of kings” Prevalence/Hx 4500BC (Tennessee) Joint Anatomy 2600BC (Egypt): Described in the great toe Joint Anatomy Native American skeletal Ordered List Ordered List 400BC (Greece): Hippocrates wrote about it 1661Jacob OA OA Jordaens Phytes 1599 Shakespeare Phytes (Flemish Baroque EOA (Henry IV, Part 2) Falstaff: EOA painter) “A pox of this gout! or a gout Rheumatoid Nodules RA RA The Family of this pox! for the one or the of the Artist Gout other plays the rogue with Gout CPPD my great toe.” CPPD MCPs PA 1799 James Gillray PA WOW (British caricaturist): WOW PIPs www.schreibman.info wikipedia.org www.schreibman.info wikipedia.org wikipedia.org © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 5 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 6 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Arthritis is Ancient: OA Old Diseases = Old Names (misnomers) Prevalence/Hx 150,000,000BC (late Jurassic period) Prevalence/Hx “Osteoarthritis” Joint Anatomy Osteophytes have been found in fossils of: Joint Anatomy Osteo=“Bone”… but it’s not disease of bone Ordered List Ordered List Toe of Allosaurus fragilis* itis=“inflamed”… but it’s not inflammatory disease OA TMJ of Pliosaurus brachyspondylus** OA Phytes Phytes “Rheumatoid” Arthritis EOA EOA “resembles Rheumatic Fever”… RA RA but it has nothing to do with Gout Gout rheumatic fever Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology CPPD CPPD (not caused by Streptococcus pyogenes) PA PA “Gout” vs “Pseudo-gout” WOW wikipedia.org WOW Radiographically, these look nothing like each other www.schreibman.info *wikipedia.org **Palaeontology 2012 May 16 www.schreibman.info CDC Public Health Image Library © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 7 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 8 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Old Diseases = Old Names (misnomers) PowerPoint Model: BoneJoint Prevalence/Hx Prevalence/Hx White Line = “Reiter’s Disease” CorticalB Bone Joint: 2 bones meet Joint Anatomy 1942:HansConradJuliusReiter Joint Anatomy O Bones flair out at ends Ordered List Inflammatory arthritis Ordered List OA Eye inflammation (conjunctivitis or uveitis) OA BN Metaphysis Phytes Urethritis in men or cervicitis in woman Phytes OE EOA Reiter was a Nazi EOA Can see on radiographs: N Trabecular bone RA Head of the Reich Health Office RA E Gout Widely considered expert on vaccines Gout B Cortical bone CPPD Implicated in experimenting with typhus on CPPD O Joint space between bones Buchenwald concentration camp internees GrayN Fill = PA 1945: Interrogated in Nuremberg; released 1947 PA Trabecular Bone WOW 2009: Disease renamed “Reactive Arthritis” WOW (Cancellus)E Black rectangle = Radiograph www.schreibman.info Seminars in Arthritis and Rheumatism www.schreibman.info © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 2003, Feb, vol 32, No 4 9 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 10 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach PowerPoint Model: Joint PowerPoint Model: Joint Prevalence/Hx B Knee Radiograph Prevalence/Hx B Stuff inside joints we Joint Anatomy AP view Joint Anatomy Ordered List O Ordered List O can’t see on radiographs: OA N OA N Cartilage Phytes E Unfused Phytes E Articular EOA Growth EOA Hyaline Joint T RA r Plates RA [Gr] “resembling glass” Space a Gout B b Gout B Synovium e CPPD O c CPPD O Normally very thin (1-3 cells) u PA N l PA N Synovial fluid a This is too much WOW E Cortex r WOW fluid (i.e.E Effusion) Normally just wetting amount www.schreibman.info R,S 14yoM www.schreibman.info © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 11 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 12 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Joint Disease = Cartilage Damage Arthrogram - CT Prevalence/Hx B Imaging joint disease = Prevalence/Hx KindB of likeKnee an RadiographOreo: Knee Arthrogram-CT Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy AP view Coronal Reformat Ordered List O “seeing cartilage” Ordered List DarkO Cookie=Cartilage Light Cream=Contrast OA N Radiographs OA N Intra-Articular Phytes E Can’t see cartilage directly Phytes E Contrast EOA We see it indirectly by EOA RA looking at joint space width RA T r Gout B Gout B a Arthrogram-CT b CPPD O CPPD O e Inject contrast into joint, c N N u PA then do a CT scan PA Cartilage is dark tissue between l a WOW E Multiplanar reformat WOW white Ecortex and white contrast Cortex r www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info R,S 14yoM © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 13 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 14 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Joint Disease = Cartilage Damage MRI Prevalence/Hx B Imaging joint disease = Prevalence/Hx B Knee MRI Coronal Knee MRI Coronal Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy PD fat-suppressed Cartilage Sensitive Ordered List O “seeing cartilage” Ordered List O OA N Radiographs OA N Articular (hyaline) Phytes E We see it indirectly by Phytes E cartilage: light gray EOA looking at joint space width EOA RA Arthrogram-CT RA Gout B Inject contrast into joint Gout B CPPD O MRI! CPPD O Meniscal (fibro- PA N Can see cartilage directly PA N cartilage): black WOW E Without injecting contrast WOW E www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info R,S 14yoM © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 15 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 16 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach 5 Most Common Arthropathies Osteoarthritis (OA) Prevalence/Hx Is it… Features Distribution Prevalence/Hx THE most common 46 Million Joint Anatomy OA? Joint Anatomy joint disease Diagnosed Ordered List Ordered List At least 60% of ALL with Arthritis… OA OA OA = 27M† Phytes EOA? Phytes arthritis is OA… In my experience it’s (59% of all EOA RA? EOA more like 80-90% Arthritis) RA RA Primary OA and those of us Gout Gout? Gout Effects specific joints who look at joints CPPD CPPD? CPPD Secondary OA suspect OA is PA PA Can effect any joint more like 2005 WOW WOW > 80% (most recent Psoriatic? “Osteoarthrosis” available data) www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info †ARTHRITIS&RHEUMATISM,2008,v58,n1,p26-35 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 17 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 18 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach OA = Disease of Hyaline Cartilage OA: Knees Prevalence/Hx B Articular hyaline cartilage Prevalence/Hx Knee Radiograph Knee Radiograph Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy RIGHT - AP view LEFT- AP view Ordered List O is the diseased tissue Ordered List OA N Loss of hyaline cartilage OA Phytes E Proximal&Distal articular surfaces Phytes EOA Non-Uniform to OA EOA RA e.g. Knee: Medial > Lateral RA Gout B Progressive – worsens with time Gout Features OA CPPD O Non-Uniform joint narrowing CPPD Non-Uniform joint narrowing PA N Asymmetric PA Medial compartment > Lateral WOW E e.g. Dominant hand > other hand WOW Asymmetric (here L > R) www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info M,G 46yoM © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 19 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 20 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach OA = Bone Producing Disease Osteophytes: Knees Prevalence/Hx In OA, joints make bone Prevalence/Hx Knee Radiograph Knee Radiograph Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy AP view Lateral view Ordered List Sub-cortical sclerosis Ordered List OA Articular cortex thickens OA Phytes Stress response? Phytes Lateral EOA OSTEOPHYTES! to OA EOA Compartment Patella- RA RA Femoral Bony spurs from joints Medial Compartment Gout Can occur either after the Gout Compartment CPPD CPPD joint is narrowed… PA PA WOW or before the joint narrows WOW www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info P,C 67yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 21 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 22 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach PHYTE Let’s Talk about “Phyte Club” CLUB Enthesophytes Prevalence/Hx Suffix phyte: Prevalence/Hx Enthesophytes are… nothing Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy Bone spurs at ligament/tendon insertions Ordered List “abnormal growth” Ordered List OA 3 Types of phytes: OA Not osteophytes (which occur at joints) Phytes Osteophytes Phytes Not pathology EOA EOA Common in calcaneus @ Joints @ Achilles RA RA “Heel spurs” tendon Enthesophytes Not plantar fasciitis Gout @ Ligament/Tendon Gout insertion CPPD insertions CPPD PA Syndesmophytes PA WOW @ Disks (Annulus Fibrosis) WOW @ plantar fascia www.schreibman.info doddleme.com www.schreibman.info L,E 62yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 23 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 24 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach PHYTE PHYTE CLUB Osteophytes CLUB Spine: Osteophytes Horizontal Prevalence/Hx Occur at Joints in DJD PowerPoint Model: Spine Prevalence/Hx Lumbar Spine PowerPoint Model: Spine Joint Anatomy (Degenerative Joint Disease) Joint Anatomy L3 Lateral view Ordered List Extend from joint edges Ordered List OA Occur at Disks in DDD Body OA Body Phytes (Degenerative Disk Disease) Phytes L4 EOA Extend from vertebral EOA RA bodies corners Annulus Nucleus RA Gout In DDD disk bulges outward Gout L5 Osteophytes extend out Body Body CPPD around bulging disk CPPD S1 PA Extend horizontally PA WOW Typically extend anteriorly WOW www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info D,R 66yoM © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 25 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 26 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach PHYTE PHYTE CLUB Osteophytes vs Syndesmophytes CLUB Syndesmophytes Vertical Lumbar Spine Thoracic Spine Prevalence/Hx While Osteophytes PowerPoint Model: Spine Prevalence/Hx Lateral Extend view vertically Lateral view Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy along Annulus Extend horizontally from Fibrosus Ordered List corners of vertebral body Ordered List Thin OA Syndesmophytes OA Cover multiple Phytes Body Phytes levels Body Extend vertically along Cervical EOA Annulus Fibrosus EOA Thoracic RA Thin Annulus Nucleus RA Lumbar Nucleus Gout Cover multiple levels Gout CPPD Cervical Body CPPD Body PA Thoracic PA WOW Lumbar WOW www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info W,D 52yoM © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 27 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 28 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach PHYTE CLUB Syndesmophytes Vertical My Ordered List Lumbar Spine Lumbar Spine Prevalence/Hx Lateral view AP view Prevalence/Hx Is it… Features Distribution Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy Non-uniform joint Hips, Knees, 1st MTP OA? space narrowing L4-5, C5-6 Ordered List Ordered List Osteophytes! DIPs, PIP, Thumb base OA OA Phytes Ankylosing Phytes EOA Spondylitis EOA RA RA Gout “Bamboo Spine” Gout CPPD Fused CPPD PA SI PA Royal Botanical Garden WOW Joints Kandy, Sri Lanka 2005 WOW www.schreibman.info W,D 52yoM www.schreibman.info © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 29 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 30 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Distribution: OA Distribution: OA Cervical Spine Lumbar Spine Prevalence/Hx Spine C1 Lateral view Lateral view Prevalence/Hx Lower Extremity Joint Anatomy Lower L1 Joint Anatomy Common in the Hip Ordered List Ordered List Cervical C2 L2 Common in the Knee OA Spine OA Phytes C3 Phytes Uncommon in the Ankle C5-C6 L3 Not simply due to weightbearing EOA Lower C4 EOA RA RA Common 1st MTP Joint C5 Lumbar L4 Foot O-phyte “Hallux Limitus” Gout Gout AP view Spine C6 “Hallux Rigidus” CPPD L4-L5 L5 CPPD aka “OA” PA C7 “Vacuum PA Non-uniform Disk” narrowing Foot WOW J,W 48yoF F,D 34yoF WOW D,M 52yoF Osteophytes Lateral view www.schreibman.info Andreas Vesalius: “De humani corporis fabrica” www.schreibman.info Andreas Vesalius: “De humani corporis fabrica” © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 1543 p.163 31 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 1543 p.163 32 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach OA: Hips OA: Hips Prevalence/Hx PowerPoint Model: Hip Non-uniform narrowing to OA Prevalence/Hx Non-uniform narrowing to OA Joint Anatomy Hip: Superior weightbearing surface Joint Anatomy Hip: Superior weightbearing surface Total Ordered List Pelvis Ordered List Asymmetry to OA Hip OA Narrowed Normal OA Prosthesis Acetabulum Superiorly widthAP view Progressive Narrowed Phytes Phytes Worsens over time Superiorly EOA EOA Normal RA RA width Femoral Symptomatic Asymptomatic Gout Head side side Gout CPPD CPPD PA Asymmetry: PA to OA WOW OA WOW 2 years earlier 2 months later www.schreibman.info K,K 44yoM www.schreibman.info K,K 44yoM © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 33 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 34 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach OA: Hips Pelvis Radiographs Prevalence/Hx Non-uniform narrowing to OA Prevalence/Hx Lying on x-ray table Joint Anatomy Hip: Superior weightbearing surface Joint Anatomy Not weight-bearing Ordered List Ordered List Asymmetry to OA Unlike knees&feet which X-ray OA Progressive OA Phytes Phytes should be done standing cassette Worsens over time EOA EOA Cassette slides into Osteophytes? to OA “Bucky Grid” RA Often not seen on AP view RA Gout Gout Minimize x-ray scatter Best seen on frog-leg view Dr Gustav Bucky CPPD CPPD (9/3/1880-2/19/1963) Tray PA What’s a frog-leg view? PA 1913: Moving grid WOW WOW (Berlin) Marty age 15 www.schreibman.info mi9.com www.schreibman.info © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 35 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 36 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach AP Pelvis Frog Leg Lateral Prevalence/Hx Prevalence/Hx
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- - RAYS Ordered List view of RAYS Ordered List Femurs OA OA Lateral Phytes Greater Phytes view of EOA Trochanter EOA Femurs Hip joint width RA RA Externally Rotated Gout Head Gout GT CPPD CPPD PA PA Lesser LT WOW Trochanter Internally Rotated WOW www.schreibman.info B,A 16yoF www.schreibman.info B,A 16yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 37 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 38 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Osteophytes: Hips Sub-Cortical Sclerosis: Hips Prevalence/Hx Superior narrowing Right Hip Pelvis Prevalence/Hx Not sub-cortical sclerosis Pelvis Joint Anatomy Asymmetry Frog-leg view AP view Joint Anatomy AP view Ordered List Ordered List sourcil: [Fr] “eyebrow” Normal Osteophytes? appearance of OA None on AP OA Phytes Phytes acetabular roof EOA EOA RA Narrowed RA Superiorly “Isn’t this Gout Gout sub-cortical CPPD CPPD sclerosis?” PA PA WOW Osteophyte! WOW buro247.ru blog www.schreibman.info R,C 81yoF www.schreibman.info R,C 81yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 39 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 40 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Sub-Cortical Sclerosis: Hips Distribution: OA Prevalence/Hx This is Prevalence/Hx Upper Extremity Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy Uncommon in the Shoulder Ordered List sub-cortical Ordered List sclerosis! This isn’t a French 1º OA spares glenohumeral joint OA model’s eyebrow OA 2º OA from trauma, rotator cuff tear Phytes Phytes Shoulder Oblique view Complete loss of EOA EOA acromial-humeral RA RA space = Gout Gout Chronic rotator This looks more cuff tear CPPD like this guy’s CPPD PA eyebrow… PA Severe osteoarthritic WOW flickr.com WOW narrowing GH jt www.schreibman.info R,C 81yoF www.schreibman.info D,H 63yoM © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 41 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 42 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Distribution: OA OA: Hands Prevalence/Hx Prevalence/Hx Left Hand Upper Extremity PA view Narrows DIPs & PIPs Joint Anatomy Uncommon in the Shoulder Joint Anatomy Non-uniform narrowing Ordered List 1º OA spares glenohumeral joint Ordered List OA 2º OA from trauma, rotator cuff tear OA Sub-cortical sclerosis Phytes Very common acromioclavicular jt. Phytes Narrows w/age usually not symptomatic EOA Uncommon in the Elbow EOA RA RA Gout Hand/Wrist Gout CPPD Common at the Thumb base CPPD STT & CMC (Spares rest of wrist) PA Common at the PIPs & DIPs PA WOW (Spares MCPs) WOW www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info S,H 73yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 43 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 44 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach OA: Hands OA: Hands Prevalence/Hx Left Hand Prevalence/Hx Left Hand Right Hand PA view Narrows DIPs & PIPs PA view Symmetry? PA view Joint Anatomy Non-uniform narrowing Joint Anatomy Has similar Ordered List Ordered List Sub-cortical sclerosis distribution in OA OA both hands Phytes Spares MCPs Phytes One hand EOA Narrows Thumb Base EOA RA RA (dominant) Thumb CMC joint usually more Gout Spares the other CMCs Gout severely CPPD Scaphoid-Trapezoid-Trapezium jt CPPD involved PA Spares other intercarpal jts PA Here right WOW Spares radiocarpal joint WOW thumb > left www.schreibman.info S,H 73yoF www.schreibman.info S,H 73yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 45 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 46 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Osteophytes: Hands My Ordered List Prevalence/Hx Hand Prevalence/Hx Is it… Features Distribution PA view Best seen on lateral st Joint Anatomy Hand Joint Anatomy Non-uniform joint Hips, Knees, 1 MTP Lateral view OA? space narrowing L4-5, C5-6 Ordered List Ordered List Osteophytes! DIPs, PIP, Thumb base OA OA Gullwing Erosions DIPs (Symmetric) Phytes Phytes EOA? Women > 50yo EOA EOA RA RA Gout Gout CPPD CPPD PA PA WOW WOW www.schreibman.info C,C 76yoF www.schreibman.info © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 47 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 48 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Erosive Osteoarthritis Erosive Osteoarthritis Prevalence/Hx Left Hand Prevalence/Hx Left Hand Right Hand PA view Occurs in women>50 PA view PA view Joint Anatomy As does conventional OA Joint Anatomy Ordered List Ordered List OA Involves DIPs (PIPs) OA Phytes As does conventional OA Phytes Symmetry EOA “Gullwing Erosions” EOA RA RA Gout Gout CPPD CPPD PA PA WOW WOW www.schreibman.info T,M 64yoF www.schreibman.info T,M 64yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 49 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 50 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach My Ordered List RA = Disease of Synovium Prevalence/Hx Is it… Features Distribution Prevalence/Hx B Normal synovium is very thin Joint Anatomy Non-uniform joint Hips, Knees, 1st MTP Joint Anatomy 1-3 cells thick OA? space narrowing L4-5, C5-6 O Ordered List Osteophytes! DIPs, PIP, Thumb base Ordered List RA synovium hypertrophies OA Gullwing Erosions DIPs (Symmetric) OA N 8-10 cells thick Phytes EOA? Women > 50yo Phytes E “Pannus” EOA Uniform narrowing MCPs, Carpus, C1-2 EOA Contains increased blood vessels RA? Marginal Erosions! Big Joints (Symmetric) RA RA Increased blood flow (hyperemia) Gout Gout B Contains inflammatory cells O Including osteoclasts CPPD CPPD Causes EROSIONS PA PA N Cartilage WOW WOW E Bone www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info hopkins-arthritis.org © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 51 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 52 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach RA = Disease of Synovium RA = Disease of Synovium Prevalence/Hx Prevalence/Hx B Inflamed pannus effects the B Synovial hyperemia causes Joint Anatomy O articular cartilage uniformly Joint Anatomy bone resorption, bone loss Ordered List O Uniform cartilage loss Ordered List O Within the joint capsule OA N OA N E Uniform joint narrowing “Peri-articular osteopenia” Phytes E Phytes E This is subtle on radiographs EOA Synovial osteoclasts erode EOA cortical bone Radiographic technique dependent RA B RA B May not even be present on pts Gout B Central erosions Gout treated with Bisphosphonates to O Marginal erosions to RA O prevent loss of bone mass CPPD N CPPD N PA N Pannus tends to heap up at PA Cortical thinning causes bone WOW E margins of joint capsule WOW E bowing/deformity www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 53 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 54 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach OA vs RA OA vs RA Prevalence/Hx Prevalence/Hx Knee Knee Disease of Disease of Disease of AP view AP view Disease of Joint Anatomy Cartilage B Synovium Joint Anatomy Cartilage Synovium Ordered List Nonuniform O Uniform Ordered List Nonuniform Uniform OA Narrowing N Narrowing OA Narrowing Narrowing Phytes Produces E Resorbs Phytes Produces Resorbs EOA bone bone EOA bone bone RA Subcortical Periarticular RA Subcortical Periarticular Sclerosis B Osteopenia Sclerosis Osteopenia Gout Osteophytes O Erosions Gout Osteophytes Erosions CPPD N CPPD PA PA WOW E WOW www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info V,D 50yoF H,A 51yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 55 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 56 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach RA: Marginal Erosions RA: Erosions Prevalence/Hx Left Hand Right Hand Prevalence/Hx Hand PA view PA view PA view Marginal Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy Ordered List Ordered List Erosions OA OA Phytes Phytes EOA EOA RA RA Gout Gout CPPD CPPD Central PA Mirror Image PA Erosions WOW Symmetry WOW www.schreibman.info A,F 69yoF www.schreibman.info T,H M © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 57 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 58 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach My Ordered List Distribution: OA vs RA Prevalence/Hx Is it… Features Distribution Prevalence/Hx Big Joints Joint Anatomy Non-uniform joint Hips, Knees, 1st MTP Joint Anatomy OA? space narrowing L4-5, C5-6 OA RA Hips Ordered List Osteophytes! DIPs, PIP, Thumb base Ordered List Knees OA Gullwing Erosions DIPs (Symmetric) OA Ankles Phytes EOA? Women > 50yo Phytes Shoulders EOA Uniform narrowing MCPs, Carpus, C1-2 EOA Elbows RA? Marginal Erosions! Big Joints (Symmetric) RA RA Spine Gout Gout C1-C2 CPPD CPPD Hands PA PA All the MCP jts WOW WOW Entire Wrist www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info Andreas Vesalius: “De humani corporis fabrica” © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 59 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 1543 p.164 60 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach OA vs RA: Hips RA: Hips Prevalence/Hx Prevalence/Hx Pelvis PowerPoint Model: Hip PowerPoint Model: Hip Also, since AP view Joint Anatomy Non-uniform cartilage loss UNIFORM cartilage loss with RA Joint Anatomy Ordered List Superior Narrowing MEDIAL Narrowing there is Ordered List OA OA Acetabulum Acetabulum bone loss/ Thinned Phytes resorption, Phytes Medial EOA there can EOA Acetabular RA RA Femoral Femoral be thinning Walls Gout Head Head of medial Gout CPPD acetabular CPPD MEDIAL Narrowing PA RA wall… PA Mirror Image Symmetry WOW OA WOW www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info H,K 51yoM © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 61 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 62 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Protrusio Acetabuli Distribution OA vs RA: Hands Prevalence/Hx Prevalence/Hx Hand Hand The degree of bone loss in RA can be so OA PA view PA view RA Joint Anatomy great that the medial acetabular wall not Joint Anatomy DIPs MCPs Ordered List only thins, it protrudes into the pelvis… Ordered List PIPs Entire OA OA Thumb wrist Phytes Phytes base DRUJ EOA EOA CMC RA RA STT Gout Gout Spares Spares DIPs CPPD CPPD MCPs Rest PIPs PA PA Pelvis of the WOW AP view WOW wrist www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info S,H 73yoF Z,S 26yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 63 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 64 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach RA: Ligamentous Laxity RA: Ligamentous Laxity Prevalence/Hx Hand Prevalence/Hx Right Hand Left Hand Particularly PA view Particularly PA view PA view Joint Anatomy in the hand Joint Anatomy in the hand “Ulnar translocation of the carpus” Ordered List MCPs Ordered List MCPs OA “Ulnar OA Lunate drifted Lunate drifted Wrist Wrist Phytes deviation” Phytes towards ulna towards ulna The bones The bones EOA of the EOA L RA drift in the RA drift in the L MCPs Radius Gout ULNAR Gout ULNAR Ulna CPPD direction CPPD direction Normally, lunate sits PA PA ½ over radius and WOW WOW ½ over ulna www.schreibman.info I,I 60yoF www.schreibman.info R,T 47yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 65 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 66 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach RA: Ligamentous Laxity My Ordered List Cervical Spine Cervical Spine Prevalence/Hx Lateral view Lateral view Prevalence/Hx Is it… Features Distribution C1-C2 st Joint Anatomy EXTENSION FLEXION Joint Anatomy Non-uniform joint Hips, Knees, 1 MTP OA? space narrowing L4-5, C5-6 Ordered List Instability Ordered List Osteophytes! DIPs, PIP, Thumb base C1 OA OA Gullwing Erosions DIPs (Symmetric) Phytes Phytes EOA? Women > 50yo EOA C2 C1 EOA Uniform narrowing MCPs, Carpus, C1-2 C1 C2 RA? Marginal Erosions! Big Joints (Symmetric) RA C3 C3 RA Gout C4 10mm! C4 Gout OA looks nothing like RA! C5 C5 CPPD C6 CPPD OA has osteophytes RA has erosions C6 C2 PA C7 PA Not everything with Not everything with C7 osteophytes is OA WOW C1 C2 WOW erosions is RA www.schreibman.info O,J 42yoF www.schreibman.info © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD Normal < 3mm 67 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 68 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach My Ordered List Crystal Deposition Arthropathies Prevalence/Hx Is it… Features Distribution Prevalence/Hx Three crystals can deposit in joints: Joint Anatomy Non-uniform joint Hips, Knees, 1st MTP Joint Anatomy OA? space narrowing L4-5, C5-6 Hydroxyapatite: Usually in shoulders (calcific tendonitis/bursitis) Ordered List Osteophytes! DIPs, PIP, Thumb base Ordered List Uric acid (monosodium urate): “Gout” OA Gullwing Erosions DIPs (Symmetric) OA Phytes EOA? Women > 50yo Phytes Calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate: “Pseudogout” EOA Uniform narrowing MCPs, Carpus, C1-2 EOA Uric acid CPPD RA? Marginal Erosions! Big Joints (Symmetric) RA RA Sharp Erosions with Random Gout Gout? overhanging edges Favors Toes (1st) Gout CPPD Resembles OA Unusual distribution for OA CPPD CPPD? Chondrocalcinosis Favors Patella-Femoral Birefringence Birefringence PA PA Needles Rhomboids Strongly Weakly WOW Radiographically, Gout & CPPD look very different! WOW Negative diseaseaday.com Positive ard.bmj.com www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info microscopyu.com © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 69 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 70 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Gout Gout: Favors Toes (1st) Prevalence/Hx Prevalence/Hx Foot B Joint fills with crystals B AP view Joint Anatomy While these destroy cartilage, Joint Anatomy Ordered List O Ordered List O OA N Presence of crystals in the OA N Phytes E joint PRESERVES joint width Phytes E EOA Crystals erode cortex slowly EOA Takes 6-10 years to see erosions Marginal RA RA Erosions are sharply defined Classic gout erosions Gout B Gout B Well-corticated margins erosion Diff Dx: O O 1st toe CPPD Overhanging edges CPPD Gout PA N PA N Sharp margin RA “Rat-bite” Overhanging WOW E Calcified soft tissue tophi are rare WOW E edges www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info D,W 80yoM © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 71 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 72 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Gout: Favors Toes (1st) Gout: Random Distribution Prevalence/Hx Foot Foot Prevalence/Hx Foot Hand AP view Erosions AP view AP view PA view Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy Same Ordered List can be Ordered List “rat- bite” OA quite OA erosion Phytes small… Phytes EOA EOA RA …or RA Classic “rat- Gout totally Gout bite” erosion CPPD erode CPPD 1st toe PA PA Sharp margin phalanges Overhanging WOW WOW edges www.schreibman.info R,B 30yoM M,B 78yoM www.schreibman.info A,J 66yoM © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 73 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 74 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach My Ordered List Chondrocalcinosis Prevalence/Hx Is it… Features Distribution Prevalence/Hx “Cartilage calcified” Knee Non-uniform joint Hips, Knees, 1st MTP AP view Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy Can be subtle… Ordered List OA? space narrowing L4-5, C5-6 Ordered List Osteophytes! DIPs, PIP, Thumb base Sometimes obvious OA Gullwing Erosions DIPs (Symmetric) OA Phytes EOA? Women > 50yo Phytes Common sites: EOA Uniform narrowing MCPs, Carpus, C1-2 EOA Knee RA? Marginal Erosions! Big Joints (Symmetric) RA RA Pubic symphysis Sharp Erosions with Random Gout Gout? overhanging edges Favors Toes (1st) Gout Wrist CPPD Resembles OA Unusual distribution for OA CPPD TFC (Triangular CPPD? Chondrocalcinosis Favors Patella-Femoral PA PA fibrocartilage) WOW WOW www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info H,W 63yoM © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 75 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 76 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Chondrocalcinosis CPPD: Wrist Prevalence/Hx Wrist Prevalence/Hx HandWrist “Cartilage calcified” PA view Clues to CPPD: Spared DIPs PA view Joint Anatomy Can be subtle Joint Anatomy 1)Chondrocalcinosis & PIPs Ordered List Ordered List (Somewhat Sometimes obvious Lunate- 2)Distribution unusual atypical OA Triquetrum OA for OA) Phytes Common sites: Joint Phytes for OA EOA Knee EOA Pubic symphysis Narrowed MCPs RA RA (Atypical for OA) Gout Wrist Gout Typical for CPPD! CPPD TFC (Triangular TFC CPPD Narrowing TFC STT & PA fibrocartilage) PA Thumb CMC WOW Not all chondrocalcinosis = CPPD WOW (Typical for OA) TFC www.schreibman.info M,Y 76yoF www.schreibman.info M,Y 76yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 77 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 78 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach CPPD: Knees CPPD SLAC Wrist Prevalence/Hx Bilateral Knees Prevalence/Hx Scapho-Lunate Advanced Collapse AP view Lateral compartment Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy Loss of the S-L ligament Diastasis Ordered List narrowed > Medial Ordered List Wrist Capitate then Wrist OA Atypical for OA OA PA view PA view descends down Phytes Phytes between S & L EOA Chondrocalcinosis EOA C Causing entire C RA Bilateral Knees RA wrist to collapse Sunrise view S S Gout Gout L “CPPD is one of L CPPD CPPD TFC the major causes PA Patellofemoral compartments narrowed >> Medial PA of SLAC*” WOW Atypical for OA, …but typical for CPPD! WOW W,M 88yoF F,C 58yoM www.schreibman.info B,L 70yoF www.schreibman.info *Radiology 1990; © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 79 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 177: 459-461 80 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach My Ordered List Psoriasis Prevalence/Hx Is it… Features Distribution Prevalence/Hx Psoriasis is the most Joint Anatomy Non-uniform joint Hips, Knees, 1st MTP Joint Anatomy OA? space narrowing L4-5, C5-6 prevalent autoimmune Ordered List Osteophytes! DIPs, PIP, Thumb base Ordered List disease in the US OA Gullwing Erosions DIPs (Symmetric) OA Phytes EOA? Women > 50yo Phytes 7.5 million Americans (2% of population) EOA Uniform narrowing MCPs, Carpus, C1-2 EOA 125 million worldwide (2-3% of population) RA? Marginal Erosions! Big Joints (Symmetric) RA RA Up to 30% develop psoriatic arthritis Sharp Erosions with Random 15% the arthritis precedes the skin disease Gout Gout? overhanging edges Favors Toes (1st) Gout CPPD Resembles OA Unusual distribution for OA CPPD CPPD? Chondrocalcinosis Favors Patella-Femoral PA PA Pencil-in-Cup Hands, Feet, Spine WOW Psoriatic? Sausage Digit SI Joints (Asymmetric) WOW Plaque Psoriasis Guttate Psoriasis Inverse Psoriasis Pustular Psoriasis Erythrodermic www.schreibman.info www.schreibman.info psoriasis.org © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 81 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 82 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Psoriatic Arthritis: 5 Types Psoriatic Arthritis: 5 Types Prevalence/Hx Left Hand Right Hand Prevalence/Hx Hand Symmetric PA view PA view Symmetric arthritis PA view Joint Anatomy Like RA; milder, less deformity. Joint Anatomy Like RA; milder, less deformity. Pencil-in-Cup Ordered List Asymmetric Ordered List Asymmetric arthritis OA OA erosion “Sausage digit”. Usually mild. “Sausage digit”. Usually mild. Phytes Phytes EOA 3 Clues to PA: EOA DIP (5%) 1) “Sausage” digit Sausage Digit RA RA Like OA; nail changes. 2) “Pencil-in-cup” erosion Pencil 0Sausage digit is not Arthritis mutilans (5%) Gout 3) Unilateral SI-itis in a tasty meat product* Gout 0Finger or toe swells Hands/feet. CPPD cup from tip to base CPPD PA erosion 0Shaped like a PA Spondylitis (5%) Arthritis cocktail sausage WOW *voices.yahoo.com WOW Stiff spine, SIs; extremities. mutilans www.schreibman.info psoriasis.org L,J 65yoF www.schreibman.info Clue to PA psoriasis.org B,R 53yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 83 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 84 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach 4 Seronegative Spondyloarthropathies How Ordered List Helps Me Prevalence/Hx Abdomen Prevalence/Hx “Seronegative”: RF factor neg. AP view Is this OA? Psoriatic Joint Anatomy “Spondylo”: Effects spine Crohn's Disease Joint Anatomy No 1st MTP osteophytes Ordered List Resection Ordered List Arthritis! All 4 cause sacroiliitis terminal Is this RA? OA ilium OA Not uniform narrowing Phytes Psoriatic arthritis & Phytes Not all MTP, no osteopenia EOA “reactive arthritis” EOA Is this Gout? RA Unilateral, asymmetric RA Maybe… not 1st toe Gout Ankylosing spondylitis & Gout Normal Indistinct Is this CPPD? Sclerotic CPPD inflammatory bowel disease Ankylosis SIs CPPD No chondrocalcinosis PA Bilateral, symmetric Bilateral PA Could this be PA? Unilateral Foot fusion (ankylosis) Pelvis Oblique WOW Symmetric WOW Do we have SI images? AP view Sacroiliitis view www.schreibman.info M,P 32yoF www.schreibman.info S,E 36yoM © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 85 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 86 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach What to Order When Radiographs: Disease Progression Prevalence/Hx Hand Prevalence/HxHand Hand Always start with PA view “r/o RA” PA view “r/o RA” PA view Joint Anatomy Joint Anatomy Ordered List radiographs Ordered List OA Least expensive OA Only 1 MCP is narrowed Disease progression, imaging study Run eyes along MCPs: Phytes Only 1 MCP is narrowed Phytes now with 4 MCPs narrowed EOA Well shows results of EOA RA joint disease: RA Gout Narrowing & alignment Gout CPPD Osteophytes & erosions CPPD Run eyes Further disease progression, PA Useful for following around wrist: PA now with ulnar deviation MCPs WOW course of disease No Narrowing WOW Radiograph 2 years later Radiograph 1 year later www.schreibman.info H,B 69yoF www.schreibman.info H,B 69yoF © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 87 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 88 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Advanced Imaging Studies Advanced Imaging Studies Prevalence/Hx Hand Coronal MR Hand Prevalence/Hx MRI with IV PA view T1 FatSat post IV contrast Dual-Energy CT Joint Anatomy Negative Joint Anatomy Ordered List contrast Enhancing Ordered List (coming soon…) Well shows (even in carpal bones Specific for uric OA retrospect) Developing erosions OA Phytes hypervascular Phytes acid crystals in EOA pannus EOA gout Normal synovium RA RA does not enhance Gout Useful for Gout CPPD diagnosing CPPD PA early RA Enhancing PA WOW pannus WOW www.schreibman.info L,L 43yoF www.schreibman.info RadioGraphics 2011; © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 89 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 31:1365–1375 90 of 94
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Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Advanced Imaging Studies Any Final Questions? Prevalence/Hx Subtalar joint injection Prevalence/Hx Fluoroscopic guided Lateral view Joint Anatomy joint injections Joint Anatomy Ordered List Useful to prove which Ordered List OA OA joint is symptomatic Phytes With steroids can yield Phytes EOA long-term relief EOA RA Can inject any joint: RA Gout Hips, Knees, Shoulders Gout CPPD Facets, AC, SI CPPD PA Pubic symphysis PA WOW Ankle, Subtalar joint WOW www.schreibman.info A,S 64yoF www.schreibman.info morbidanatomy.blogspot.com © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 91 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 92 of 94
Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Radiology of Joint Disease My Practical Approach Final Exam Thank you! Prevalence/Hx Foot Prevalence/Hx AP view Psoriatic Is this OA? Joint Anatomy Arthritis! No. Erosions, not phytes. Joint Anatomy Ordered List Is this RA? Ordered List OA Does involves MTPs… OA Phytes Has marginal erosions… Phytes EOA Is this Gout? EOA RA Not random enough. RA Gout Is this CPPD? Gout CPPD No chondrocalcinosis. CPPD PA Could this be PA? PA WOW Pencil-in-cup erosion! WOW www.schreibman.info N,C 57yoF www.schreibman.info media.photobucket.com © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 93 of 94 © 2015 Ken L Schreibman, PhD/MD 94 of 94
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