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Change: Keat's " Atlas of Normal Roentgen Variants That May Simulate Disease". If you are only going to have one textbook in your Emergency Department, this is the one I would choose. I refer to this book on a daily basis. ...back to the Applied Radiography home page
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Change: " Atlas of Normal Roentgen Variants That May Simulate Disease". If you are only going to have one textbook in your Emergency Department ImagingDepartment, this is the one I would choose. I refer to this book on a daily basis. ...back to the Applied Radiography home page
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Change: find similar appearances in Keat's " Atlas of Normal Roentgen Variants That May Simulate Disease". If you are only going to have one textbook in your Emergency Department Imaging this is the one I would choose. I refer to this book on a daily daily basis.
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Change: carnerscorners are radiused. This is a feature of a bipartite patella rather than a fracture. Examination of the lateral and skyline views should help to clarify the diagnosis If the patient had sustained a fractured patella there should
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Jun 12 2008, 4:23 AM EDT
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Change: show the referring doctor examples of bipartite patella knee images. One of thefind bestsimilar referencesappearances for normal variants such as thisin isKeat's "Keats" Atlas of Normal Roentgen Variants thatThat mayMay Simulate Disease". Disease". If you are only going to
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Change: You may be lucky enough to find that the contralateral patella was similarly bipartite (less than 45% of patients will have bilateral defects). A better
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Change: The appearances strongly suggest that this patient has a bipartite patella. If there has been co-incidental overlying soft tissue swelling, the diagnosis of bipartite patella
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Change: The tissues overlying the patella appear normal (white arrow) There is also likely to be a knee effusion or lipohaemarthrosis. The suprapatellar pouch appears normal (grey arrow). Hoffa's fat pad does not suggest that the patient has a significant knee joint effusion.
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Change: (normal anatomical variant) It appears that the bony margins of the defect in the patella are smooth and the carners are radiused. This is a feature of a bipartite patella rather than a fracture. Examination of the lateral and skyline views should help to clarify the diagnosis
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Change: Clinical Presentation This boy presented to the Emergency Department following a fall from his pushbike. He was examined and was found to have a tender left knee and shoulder. He was referred for left knee and left shoulder radiography. The left knee images are shown below. Images Findings
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Change: Clinical PresentationThis boy presented to the Emergency Department following a fall from his pushbike. He was examined and was found to have a tender left knee and shoulder. He was referred for left knee and left shoulder radiography. The left knee images are shown below.Images
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