vertebral anomalies

So genannter

Limbus vertebra ventral am LWK 5 in der Magnetresonanztomographie sagittal T2w. (Originalbild zugeschnitten und Annotation, sprich Kreis eingefügt)

Partieller

Blockwirbel in der Lendenwirbelsäule. Der hintere Anteil der Bandscheibe ist noch erhalten.

Partieller,

dorsaler Schmetterlingswirbel BWK 11

Hemimetamere

Segmentverschiebung HWK 6 / 7 oder Halbwirbel. Leider keine Aufnahme weiter kaudal vorhanden, so dass nicht gesagt werden kann, ob ein gegenläufiger Halbwirbel links weiter kaudal existiert oder es "nur" ein singulärer Halbwirbel ist.

Vertebral

anomalies • Congenital scoliosis secondary to hemivertebrae - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia

Vertebral

anomalies • Hemivertebra with congenital scoliosis - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia

Vertebral

anomalies • Butterfly vertebra - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia

Vertebral

anomalies • Block vertebrae (MRI) - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia

Vertebral

anomalies • Unfused anterior and posterior arches of C1 - Ganzer Fall bei Radiopaedia

Newborn with

complex congenital heart disease on prenatal US. CXR AP (left) shows the right hemithorax to be smaller than the left hemithorax and there is opacity in the right upper and middle lobes and an aerated right lower lobe. There are multiple hemivertebrae and a butterfly vertebra in the thoracic spine causing a scoliosis convex left. Axial CT with contrast of the chest (above right) shows the right pulmonary artery to be absent along with the right upper lobe. Axial CT (below right) shows absence of the right middle lobe of the lung but the right lower lobe of the lung is present and aerated via a small bronchus off of the trachea (not shown) and perfused by collateral vessels arising from the 7 o’clock position off of the aorta.The diagnosis was right pulmonary agenesis with the hypoplastic right lower lobe receiving its arterial supply from collaterals off of the aorta in a patient who has multiple vertebral body anomalies resulting in congenital scoliosis.

Toddler with

short stature. AP and lateral radiographs of the spine show multiple vertebral body anomalies throughout the spine including butterfly vertebrae, hemivertebrae, fused vertebrae and hypoplastic vertebrae. There are also multiple levels of rib fusion present posteriorly.The diagnosis was spondylothoracic dysostosis with the multiple vertebral body anomalies resulting in congenital scoliosis.