Arthritis
SLE Arthropathy
Reversible ulnar deviation
Ulnar deviation of fingers with supination but return to normal with pronation basically
Does not typically cause advanced erosive changes (minimal ones sure but not bad ones)
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Classic findings
Ulnar styloid erosion
5th metatarsal head erosion
Erosions without osteophytes
Basically osteoarthritis without osteophytes
Sclerosis
Subchondral cysts
UNIFORM joint space narrowing
Psoriasis
Asymetric sacroilitis
Sausage digit
Enthesopathy
Ivory bone sign
Ankylosis in hand
Gull wing deformity
Pencil in cup deformity
Fluffy periosteal bone
Lateral bridging osteophytes of spine
Bone density is normal
Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (Still Disease)
Carpal arthrosis
Look for concurrent normal MTP joints to differentiate from RA
Hypoplastic iliac wings
Gracile bones (slender bones)
Sacroilitis
Unilateral —> infection
IV drug users
Pseudomonas
Bilateral (P-ai-R)
Symmetric
Ankylosing pondylitis
Inflammatory bowel disease
Asymmetric
Psoriatic artrhitis
Reactive arthritis
References:
Jaccoud Arthropathy
Reversible ulnar deviation
Basically arthritis after a viral illness
"Post rheumatic fever arthritis”
Renal Osteodystrophy
Erosion of the underside of the clavicle or ribs
Joint space widening
Narrowing of femoral neck
Massively widened SI joints
Rugger jersey spine
Look for atrophic kidneys in background
Salt & pepper skull
Hemophilia
Males
Does not typically affect shoulder
Adult onset Still Disease
Triad of
Fever
Arthropathy
Salmon colored rash
Nonspecific inflammatory disorder
Ochronosis
Alkaptonuria
Multilevel disc calcification
High homogenistic acid?
Chronic Reactive Arthritis
Asymmetric sacroilitis
Sausage digit
Enthesopathy
All also seen in psoriatic arthritis
Neuropathic Arthropathy
Looks like nonspecific destruction of the bone/joint
Should get spine/brain MR if you see this
Commonly have syrinx
CPPD
Hook osteophytes of metacarpal heads (2nd & 3rd)
Also seen in hemochromatosis (all 4 - 4 points on H)
Acro-osteolysis
Scleroderma
Raynauds
Psoriatic arthritis