Questions

Extensive degenerative endplate sclerosis extending deep into the vertebral body may be referred to as…

This line on a lateral lumbar radiograph can help determine if a suspected L5 spondylolisthesis is real or projectional from rotation.

A horizontal “line of condensation” on x-ray or CT indicates that a vertebral compression fracture is…

An accentuated vertical trabecular pattern within a single lumbar vertebral body is most indicative of which pathology?

Which radiographic projection allows for better visualization of the sacroiliac joints, increasing sensitivity for detecting sacroiliitis?

Which other spondyloarthritis is radiographically indistinguishable from ankylosing spondylitis?

Which is a described sign of spondylolisthesis on a frontal lumbar radiograph?

Degenerative intervertebral disc nuclear clefts that become filled with gas indicate….

Which of the following may cause a widened appearance of the sacroiliac joints?

A focal indentation of a vertebral endplate from intravertebral disc herniation is referred to as a(n)…

Which of the following would describe spondylolisthesis secondary to chronic stress-related osteolysis of the pars interarticularis?

Which of the following could potentially cause posterior vertebral body scalloping?

Which of the following could potentially cause posterior vertebral body scalloping?

An elderly man presented with a mild headache and is assessed with brain MRI, an axial SWI image is shown. What is the most likely diagnosis?

In the setting of ischemic strokes, the return of DWI signal to normal after early reperfusion (i.e. within 3 to 6 hours of onset) is occasionally encountered and is known as...

What is the most common location of cytotoxic lesions of the corpus callosum, such as those seen with seizure, antiseizure medication use/withdrawal, metabolic disturbances, and various other etiologies?

In the case of a posterior dislocation of the hip, which of the following clinical and radiographic features is MOST commonly observed?

Which artery is considered the main supply of blood to the femoral head and is important in the context of proximal femoral fractures?

Which of the following types of neck of femur fractures typically occurs at the femoral head/neck junction and is considered an intracapsular fracture?

What is the name of line number 5?