Mesoblastic Nephroma
πSolid tumor of infancy, born with it
πAntenatal USG: ~Polyhydroamnios
πNo invasion of;
βCollecting system
βVenous system
πOften involve renal sinus
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πSolid tumor of infancy, born with it
πAntenatal USG: ~Polyhydroamnios
πNo invasion of;
βCollecting system
βVenous system
πOften involve renal sinus
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NAI#
𦴠LL#in non ambulantπΆ
𦴠Metaphyseal corner/πͺ£ handle#
π¦΄Multiple#of Different age
π¦΄Scapula#
π¦΄Post rib#
π¦΄Sternal#
π¦΄Non parietalπ/#crossing suture
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𦴠LL#in non ambulantπΆ
𦴠Metaphyseal corner/πͺ£ handle#
π¦΄Multiple#of Different age
π¦΄Scapula#
π¦΄Post rib#
π¦΄Sternal#
π¦΄Non parietalπ/#crossing suture
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Pleuropulmonary Blastoma
πBig chest mass 1-2Y, R>L, Pleural based
πCystic type B9 younger kid
πSolid type older kid, met to π§ π¦΄
πNo calcification, no rib erosion
π 10% associated with MLCN
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Pleuropulmonary Blastoma
πBig chest mass 1-2Y, R>L, Pleural based
πCystic type B9 younger kid
πSolid type older kid, met to π§ π¦΄
πNo calcification, no rib erosion
π 10% associated with MLCN
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π5
OI
πTotal lucent skull π
πMultiple fractures with hyperplastic callus
πFibula longer than Tibia
πWormian π¦΄
πBlue sclera
πOtosclerosis
CTC#132
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πTotal lucent skull π
πMultiple fractures with hyperplastic callus
πFibula longer than Tibia
πWormian π¦΄
πBlue sclera
πOtosclerosis
CTC#132
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*Replogle tube*
ποΈ Used in esophageal atresia
ποΈ A double lumen tube which [in contrast to an NGT] has a number of side holes.
ποΈ The Replogle tube rests in the proximal oesophageal pouch to simultaneously irrigate and aspirate secretions/debris.
MZeba
ποΈ Used in esophageal atresia
ποΈ A double lumen tube which [in contrast to an NGT] has a number of side holes.
ποΈ The Replogle tube rests in the proximal oesophageal pouch to simultaneously irrigate and aspirate secretions/debris.
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Caffey Disease
πSelf limiting within 6M of life
πClassic:Hot mandible on bone scan
πMandible,clavicle &Ulna
πFever, irritability, periosteal rxn
πCoarse,irregular,asymmetric periosteal rxnβsoft tissue swelling over affected areas.
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πSelf limiting within 6M of life
πClassic:Hot mandible on bone scan
πMandible,clavicle &Ulna
πFever, irritability, periosteal rxn
πCoarse,irregular,asymmetric periosteal rxnβsoft tissue swelling over affected areas.
MZeba
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ARPCKD Associations
1. Caroli disease
2. Congenital hepatic fibrosis: the degree of which is inversely proportional to the age of presentation
3. Multiple biliary hamartomas
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1. Caroli disease
2. Congenital hepatic fibrosis: the degree of which is inversely proportional to the age of presentation
3. Multiple biliary hamartomas
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HPS
β Idiopathic, hypertrophy &hyperplasia= circular muscle pylorus
β 1st borns, 2-12wk, projectile vomiting, olive shape mass β>β
β XR: πsign
β USG; ++gastric peristalsis, pyloric canal fail to open,
Pyloric canal lengβ‘14mm,
Pyloric canal diameterβ‘11mm
Muscle wall thickβ‘4mm
β Paradoxical aciduria.
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π₯§ Ο: 3.1415
β Idiopathic, hypertrophy &hyperplasia= circular muscle pylorus
β 1st borns, 2-12wk, projectile vomiting, olive shape mass β>β
β XR: πsign
β USG; ++gastric peristalsis, pyloric canal fail to open,
Pyloric canal lengβ‘14mm,
Pyloric canal diameterβ‘11mm
Muscle wall thickβ‘4mm
β Paradoxical aciduria.
MZeba
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Imaging of Nephroblastomatosis:
πNephrogenic Rests: May precede Wilms tumor.
πAge Factor: Rare after 7 years old.
πSymptoms: Usually asymptomatic or presents as a flank mass.
πAssociated Syndromes:
πΈHemihypertrophy,
πΈBeckwith-Wiedemann syndrome,
πΈtrisomy 18,
πΈsporadic aniridia.
πProgression: Most regress spontaneously; up to 33% may develop Wilms tumor.
πScreening: Ultrasound (US) every 3 months until age 7.
πUS Appearance: Hypoechoic or isoechoic to renal parenchyma.
πCT Appearance: Homogeneous, low attenuation; enhances less than normal renal tissue.
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πNephrogenic Rests: May precede Wilms tumor.
πAge Factor: Rare after 7 years old.
πSymptoms: Usually asymptomatic or presents as a flank mass.
πAssociated Syndromes:
πΈHemihypertrophy,
πΈBeckwith-Wiedemann syndrome,
πΈtrisomy 18,
πΈsporadic aniridia.
πProgression: Most regress spontaneously; up to 33% may develop Wilms tumor.
πScreening: Ultrasound (US) every 3 months until age 7.
πUS Appearance: Hypoechoic or isoechoic to renal parenchyma.
πCT Appearance: Homogeneous, low attenuation; enhances less than normal renal tissue.
MZeba
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Wormian Bones Causes:
P: yknodysostosis
O: osteogenesis imperfecta
R: rickets
K: kinky hair syndrome
C: cleidocranial dysostosis
H: hypothyroidism/hypophosphatasia
O: otopalatodigital syndrome
P: primary acroosteolysis (Hajdu-Cheney)/pachydermoperiostosis/progeria
S: syndrome of Downs
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P: yknodysostosis
O: osteogenesis imperfecta
R: rickets
K: kinky hair syndrome
C: cleidocranial dysostosis
H: hypothyroidism/hypophosphatasia
O: otopalatodigital syndrome
P: primary acroosteolysis (Hajdu-Cheney)/pachydermoperiostosis/progeria
S: syndrome of Downs
(Radiopedia)
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Multicystic Dysplastic Kidney (MCDK)
πEtiology: Often due to ureteral atresia or ureteropelvic junction obstruction in utero.
πApproximately 50% of cases show complete involution by age 7.
πTreatment: Resection is only necessary for complicated cases.
πContralateral Kidney: Always check to rule out pathology; ~50% of cases have contralateral abnormalities: VUJ obstruction, VU reflux.
Imaging Findings:
πUSG:
βMultiple non-communicating cysts of varying sizes with no intervening renal parenchyma.
βNormal renal cortex is not visualized.
πMAG 3
βNo uptake or excretion in the affected kidney.
πDD:
βDistinguish from multilocular cystic nephroma, which typically does not involve the entire kidney
βHydronephrosis: Communicating cysts with a larger cyst in the center.
MZeba
πEtiology: Often due to ureteral atresia or ureteropelvic junction obstruction in utero.
πApproximately 50% of cases show complete involution by age 7.
πTreatment: Resection is only necessary for complicated cases.
πContralateral Kidney: Always check to rule out pathology; ~50% of cases have contralateral abnormalities: VUJ obstruction, VU reflux.
Imaging Findings:
πUSG:
βMultiple non-communicating cysts of varying sizes with no intervening renal parenchyma.
βNormal renal cortex is not visualized.
πMAG 3
βNo uptake or excretion in the affected kidney.
πDD:
βDistinguish from multilocular cystic nephroma, which typically does not involve the entire kidney
βHydronephrosis: Communicating cysts with a larger cyst in the center.
MZeba
π3
NEC
Stage I
πIntestinal dilatation
Treatment
.. Oral feeding cessation
.. Parenteral nutrition
.. NGT suction
.. Antibiotics
Stage II
π Intestinal dilatation
πPV gas
π Pneumatosis intestinalis
Treatment
β
Correction of metabolic acidosis
Stage IIIa:
πShock
πAscites
Treatment
Same as in stage II
Stage IIIb
π Perforation
π Pneumoperitoneum
Treatment: Surgery
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MZeba
Stage I
πIntestinal dilatation
Treatment
.. Oral feeding cessation
.. Parenteral nutrition
.. NGT suction
.. Antibiotics
Stage II
π Intestinal dilatation
πPV gas
π Pneumatosis intestinalis
Treatment
β
Correction of metabolic acidosis
Stage IIIa:
πShock
πAscites
Treatment
Same as in stage II
Stage IIIb
π Perforation
π Pneumoperitoneum
Treatment: Surgery
(Radiopedia)
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Midgut Volvulus:
πRadiologic Emergency.
πAssociated Conditions:
βCongenital diaphragmatic hernia,
βgastroschisis
βomphalocele.
πCecum Position: Malrotation often involves an abnormal cecal position, but a normal enema does not rule out malrotation.
πCross-Sectional Imaging:
βAbnormal SMA and SMV relationship; SMV should be anterior and to the right of SMA.
βWhirlpool sign of twisted mesentery
πOn UGI study:
βcorkscrew sign
βtapering or beaking of the bowel in complete obstruction
βmalrotated bowel configuration
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πRadiologic Emergency.
πAssociated Conditions:
βCongenital diaphragmatic hernia,
βgastroschisis
βomphalocele.
πCecum Position: Malrotation often involves an abnormal cecal position, but a normal enema does not rule out malrotation.
πCross-Sectional Imaging:
βAbnormal SMA and SMV relationship; SMV should be anterior and to the right of SMA.
βWhirlpool sign of twisted mesentery
πOn UGI study:
βcorkscrew sign
βtapering or beaking of the bowel in complete obstruction
βmalrotated bowel configuration
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Choanal Atresia:
πTwo types: Bony (90%) and Membraneous (10%)
πItβs usually unilateral (65%)
πThere is a known association with early
pregnancy use of anti thyroid drugs.
πThere are multiple syndromes associated with this - the big one to know is CHARGE (Coloboma.
Heart Defects, Atresia - Choanal, Retardation.
Genital Issues, Ear Problems
(Source: CTC-CC)
πTwo types: Bony (90%) and Membraneous (10%)
πItβs usually unilateral (65%)
πThere is a known association with early
pregnancy use of anti thyroid drugs.
πThere are multiple syndromes associated with this - the big one to know is CHARGE (Coloboma.
Heart Defects, Atresia - Choanal, Retardation.
Genital Issues, Ear Problems
(Source: CTC-CC)
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CPAM
πBest Imaging Modalities
βPrenatal: USG (first-line) β Cystic/hyperechoic lung lesion, MRI for better differentiation.
β Postnatal: Chest X-ray (cystic/solid lung mass), CT chest (Gold Standard) β Defines cystic vs. solid components, surgical planning.
πCPAM Types (Stocker Classification)
βType 1 (Most common, 70%) β Large air-filled cysts (>2 cm).
βType 2 (20%) β Small cysts (<2 cm), mixed solid-cystic.
βType 3 (10%) β Solid, microcystic mass-like.
βType 4 (Rare) β Large cystic, mimics pneumothorax.
πDifferentiation on Imaging
βCPAM vs. BPS: CPAM lacks systemic arterial supply (confirm with CT angiography).
βCPAM vs. CDH: CPAM has no bowel loops in thorax (unlike diaphragmatic hernia).
πComplications
βInfection: Air-fluid levels in cysts.
βMalignancy Risk: Rare (e.g., pleuropulmonary blastoma).
βHydrops Fetalis: Seen in large prenatal lesions.
πManagement
βSmall/asymptomatic: Follow-up imaging.
βLarge/symptomatic: Surgical resection to prevent complications. MZeba
πBest Imaging Modalities
βPrenatal: USG (first-line) β Cystic/hyperechoic lung lesion, MRI for better differentiation.
β Postnatal: Chest X-ray (cystic/solid lung mass), CT chest (Gold Standard) β Defines cystic vs. solid components, surgical planning.
πCPAM Types (Stocker Classification)
βType 1 (Most common, 70%) β Large air-filled cysts (>2 cm).
βType 2 (20%) β Small cysts (<2 cm), mixed solid-cystic.
βType 3 (10%) β Solid, microcystic mass-like.
βType 4 (Rare) β Large cystic, mimics pneumothorax.
πDifferentiation on Imaging
βCPAM vs. BPS: CPAM lacks systemic arterial supply (confirm with CT angiography).
βCPAM vs. CDH: CPAM has no bowel loops in thorax (unlike diaphragmatic hernia).
πComplications
βInfection: Air-fluid levels in cysts.
βMalignancy Risk: Rare (e.g., pleuropulmonary blastoma).
βHydrops Fetalis: Seen in large prenatal lesions.
πManagement
βSmall/asymptomatic: Follow-up imaging.
βLarge/symptomatic: Surgical resection to prevent complications. MZeba
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