Radiological features of rickets are

Radiological features of nutritional rickets

A

Generalized osteopenia

B

Metaphysial widening

C

Ground glass appearance of long bones

D

Fraying of shaft

E

Presence of Fraenkelâs line

Radiological features of rickets are:

A

Widened growth plate

B

Fraying

C

splaying and cupping of the metaphysis

D

Wimberger's sign

E

Subperiosteal haematoma

F

Trummerfeld zone

Radiological changes in Rickets include

A

Green stick fracture

B

Epiphyseal centers are distinct

C

Ends of the ulna and tibia are widened

D

Density of the bone shaft is increased

E

Fraying of epiphysis

Following are the radiological presentation of rickets

A

Increased distance between epiphysis and metaphysis

B

Cupping and splaying of growing end of long bones

C

Generalized osteopenia

D

Periosteal elevation

E

Fraenkelâs line of calcification

Radiological features of hyperparathyriodism include

A

Subperiosteal bone erosion

B

Presence of brown tumour

C

Pepper pot appearance of skull

D

Osteoporosis circumscripta

E

Presence of Wimbergerâs sign

Characteristic radiological features of osteoarthritis are

A

Subchondral sclerosis

B

Loss of joint space

C

Subchondral bone cyst

D

Osteophyte formation

E

Periarticular osteoporosis

Radiological features of osteoarthritis include

A

Focal joint space narrowing

B

Condrocalcinosis

C

Increased periarticular bone density

D

Generalized increased density of bone

E

Marginal erosion

Radiological features of malignant bone tumours

A

Irregular

B

indistinct margin

C

Moth eaten bone destruction

D

Often with sun-rays appearance

E

Uninterrupted periosteal reaction

F

Geographic bone destruction

Radiological features of osteosarcoma are

A

Presence of Codman's triangle

B

Sun ray spicule

C

May be associated with pathological fracture

D

Soap bubble appearance

E

Cut onion appearance

Characteristic radiological features of osteoarthritis

A