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Diagnostic Imaging I Test I
Chart 7-5 Radiographic Criteria of Benign and Aggressive Lesions
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Graduate
03/03/2009
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What age is likely to have a benign lesion?
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0-29 yrs
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What age is likely to have primary aggressive lesions?
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0-69 yrs (all)
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What age is likely to have secondary aggressive lesions?
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30-69 yrs (30-on)
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Which lesion is most likely to be 0-6cm in size?
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Benign.
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Which lesion(s) is/are most likely to be 6+ cm in size?
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Aggressive (Primary and Secondary)
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Which lesions are more LIKELY to be Monostotic?
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Benign and Primary aggressive; secondary aggressive not as much.
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Which lesion is most likely to be Polystotic?
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Secondary Aggressive
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Which type of lesions are you most likely to see cortical destruction in?
 Definition
Aggressive (Primary and Secondary)
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Which type of lesion is most likely to show a Solid periosteal reaction?
 Definition
Benign.
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Which type of lesion is most likely to show a Laminated periosteal reaction?
 Definition
Benign AND Primary aggressive
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Which type of lesion is most likely to show a Spiculated periosteal reaction?
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Primary Aggressive
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Which type of lesion is most likely to show a Codman's periosteal reaction?
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Benign and Primary aggressive; secondary aggressive not as much.
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Which type of lesion demonstrates Geographical destruction?
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Predominantly Benign.
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Which types of lesions demonstrates Moth-eaten destruction?
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Aggressive (Primary and Secondary)
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Which types of lesions demonstrates Permeative destruction?
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Aggressive (Primary and Secondary)
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Which type of lesion demonstrates sharp margins?
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Benign.
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Which type of lesion demonstrates Imperceptible margins?
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Aggressive (Primary and Secondary)
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In which types of lesions would you be able to see the matrix?
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Mostly Benign and some Primary aggressive; matrix is not see in Secondary aggressive.
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Which type of lesion would a soft tissue mass be seen?
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Predominantly Primary aggressive, some Secondary aggressive.
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Which type of lesion would you see in the joint space?
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NONE!
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