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Femur boyun stres kırığı

Femoral neck stress fracture

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Femur boyun stres kırığı: yayımlanmış olgu görüntüsü, koronal kesit
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Görüntü: Tang MT, Liu CF, Liu JL ve ark., “Multiple stress fractures of unilateral femur: A case report.” 2022, Figure 3. PMC9131223 · doi:10.12998/wjcc.v10.i13.4280 · CC BY-NC 4.0. Değişiklik: yeniden boyutlandırıldı.

Özet

Femur boyun stres kırığı, tekrarlayan yüklenmenin normal kemikte oluşturduğu yorgunluk kırığı veya daha düşük yükün zayıflamış kemikte oluşturduğu yetersizlik kırığı şeklinde gelişebilir. BT, kortikal ve subkondral kemikteki ince kırık hatlarını gösterebilir; erken kemik iliği değişikliklerinin saptanmasında MRG daha duyarlıdır. Süperolateral tensiyon tarafındaki kırıklar deplasman açısından daha yüksek risk taşırken, inferomedial kompresyon tarafındaki kırıklar genellikle daha stabildir. Tanının kaçması çizginin tamamlanmasına ve deplasmanlı femur boyun kırığına ilerleme riskini gözden kaçırır.

Faz ve pencere

Kontrastsız tanısal
Tensiyon tarafı süperolateral femur boynunda; kompresyon tarafı ise inferomedial femur boynunda yerleşir ve genellikle daha stabildir. BT incelemelerinde kortikal bütünlük, alt-kortikal kırık hattı ve erken çökme ile birlikte subkondral skleroz izlenir.
Kemik algoritması tanısal
Femur boynuna paralel koronal eğik rekonstrüksiyonlarda kırık çizgisinin korteks başlangıcı ve boyun genişliği boyunca uzanımı belirginleştirilir. Kemik iliği ödemi BT ile gösterilemeyeceğinden BT negatifliği erken stres yaralanmasını dışlamaz.

Önerilen pencereler: Kemik (G 1800 / M 400).

BT bulguları

  • Süperolateral korteks kırığı — femur boynunun üst kısmında görülen kortikal hat tensiyon tarafını düşündürür.
  • İnferomedial korteks kırığı — femur boynunun alt-medial bölgesinde görülen kortikal hat ve çevresindeki sklerotik değişiklik kompresyon tarafını düşündürür.
  • Kortikal reaksiyon — yük taşıyan kortekste sınırlı kalınlaşma veya periostal yeni kemik.
  • Çizginin boyun boyunca ilerlemesi — koronal eğik planda femur boynu genişliği içindeki uzanım tarif edilir.
  • BT, kortikal ve subkondral kemik bütünlüğünü ve ince kırık hatlarını gösterebilir; femur boyun stres kırıkları deplase olabilir.
  • BT'de ödem yokluğu — kemik iliği ödemi bir BT bulgusu değildir; şüphe ve ağrı sürerken MRG ile araştırılır.

Ölçütler ve sınıflamalar

Shin-Gillingham MRG sınıflamasında kompresyon yaralanması
MRG'de femur boynu kemik iliği ödemi belirgin bir kırık hattı olmadan görülebilir; kırık hattı varsa uzanımı femur boynu genişliğinin %50'sinden az veya fazla olarak değerlendirilir.
Fullerton-Snowdy
Tip I: kompresyon tarafı (stabil); Tip II: tensiyon tarafı (yüksek deplasman riski); Tip III: deplase kırık (kortikal hizalama kaybı, yüksek komplikasyon riski).

Normalde

Erken evrede femur boyun stres kırığı radyografide çoğu kez seçilemeyebilir. Femur boynu stres kırığında kırık hattının süperolateral veya inferomedial yerleşimini ve deplasman durumunu değerlendirin.

Normal BT ile kıyasla

Aynı bölgenin, kaynak veri setinde patoloji içermediği belirtilen bir BT incelemesini kesit kesit kaydırın; organ sınırlarını açarak anatomiyi hasta görüntüsüyle karşılaştırın. Küçük rastlantısal bulgular tümüyle dışlanmamıştır.

Kaynak: TotalSegmentator v2.01 veri seti (Wasserthal ve ark., Radiology: Artificial Intelligence 2023), CC BY 4.0, vaka s1256; organ sınırları veri setinin otomatik segmentasyonundan, birleştirilerek sadeleştirildi. Görüntüler 2,5 mm kesit aralığına yeniden örneklendi.

Ayırıcı tanı

Subkondral yetersizlik kırığı veya femur başı osteonekrozu
bu durumlar femur boyun stres kırığıyla benzer kalça ağrısı tablolarına ve erken görüntülemede örtüşen bulgulara yol açabilir.
Femur başı osteonekrozu
subkondral başta serpijinöz sklerotik sınır veya çökme görülür; boyun korteksinden başlayan stres çizgisi değildir.
Osteoartritte kıkırdak kaybıyla ilişkili yaygın kemik iliği lezyonları görülebilir; femur boyun stres kırığında ise femur boynundan geçen kırık hattı ve çevresinde ödem izlenebilir.
Pubik ramus stres kırığı
çizgi femur boynunda değil pubik ramus korteksindedir.
Subkondral yetersizlik kırığı
femur başı eklem yüzüne paralel/subkondral yerleşir, boyun korteksinden başlamaz.

Tuzaklar

  • Kompresyon tarafı kırıklar radyografik olarak çok hafif bulgular verebilir; klinik şüphe devam ediyorsa ileri görüntüleme gereklidir.
  • BT'de görünür kırık yokluğu erken stres reaksiyonunu dışlamaz; ağrı ve yüklenme öyküsüyle klinik şüphe sürüyorsa MRG bulgusu aranmalıdır.
  • Bu kaynaklarda kırık hattının uzanım yüzdesi MRG üzerinden değerlendirilmiştir.

Kendini dene

  1. Fullerton-Snowdy sınıflamasında femur boynunun süperolateral tensiyon tarafındaki kırık hangi tiptir?

    Cevabı göster

    Tip II. Fullerton-Snowdy sınıflamasında Tip II tensiyon tarafı kırığıdır; süperolateral femur boynunda yerleşir.

  2. BT’de kırık hattı görülmese de tekrarlayan koşu sonrası kasık ağrısı sürüyorsa erken kemik iliği değişikliklerini saptamada en duyarlı yöntem hangisidir?

    Cevabı göster

    MRG. MRG, erken kemik iliği değişikliklerini göstermede en duyarlı yöntemdir.

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