Talk:Bone cyst

Work Plan: The Work plan was detailed, easy to follow, and the goals listed were clear and straightforward. The editor had the following goals. 1) Look through

Talk:Bone cyst

Wiki Education assignment: Dec 2025 UCSF SOM MS1 Mini Inquiry Course - Peer Review

Work Plan: The Work plan was detailed, easy to follow, and the goals listed were clear and straightforward. The editor had the following goals. 1) Look through existing literature on bone cysts, 2) add to the following sections - pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, and prevention, 3) draft a 3-4 paragraph lead.

Peer Review of edits.

- The bone cysts lead section was drafted and contained relevant information, course, and an easy-to-follow definition. The editor took advice from peers in the course and wrote 1-2 paragraphs instead for brevity.

- Cause and signs, and symptoms sections were very adequately expanded on, including the most affected demographic, types of bone cysts, imaging, and associated symptoms.

- The history section was interesting to read.

Overall, the editor made a significant contribution to refining the article and information on bone cysts. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Wj38 (talkcontribs) 00:16, 17 December 2025 (UTC)Reply

Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate it :) Cinteal (talk) 23:03, 17 December 2025 (UTC)Reply

Offering some good quality images.

According to my MRIs, there are lots of cysts in both the acetabulum and femur head in my right hip joint, which also has severe (but not painful!) osteoarthritis, which is why I"m getting an artificial hip. According to the Radiology clinic, the MRIs are my property and I may post them on Wikipedia if I so wish. So should I post those images? Old_Wombat (talk) 09:22, 15 November 2012 (UTC)Reply

Wiki Education assignment: Dec 2025 UCSF SOM MS1 Mini Inquiry Course

This article was the subject of a Wiki Education Foundation-supported course assignment, between 10 December 2025 and 19 December 2025. Further details are available on the course page. Student editor(s): Cinteal (article contribs).


Work Plan
Milepost Date By the end of the day I will...
Tue 12/09 (Day 1)
  • Browse WikiProject Medicine for potential articles to edit
  • Identify 3-5 potential articles lower in quality, but medium-high importance
Wed 12/10 (Day 2)
  • Enroll in the WikiEd course
  • Complete all Wikipedia training modules
  • Select and assign to myself 1 article to edit
Fri 12/12 (WP-WIP #1)
  • Post my final work plan on my article's Talk page
  • Compile a bibliography of 3-5 reliable, relevant references
  • Define the sections of the article to be filled in or revised, e.g.,
  1. Pathophysiology
  2. Signs and Symptoms
  3. Prevention
  • Begin filling in sections with info from references
Mon 12/15 (WP-WIP #2)
  • Find ≥1 additional image(s) in line with Wikipedia image use policy
  • Revise existing text for reading level, translating jargon, and reorganize info
  • Draft text for ≥50% of sections of article
Tue 12/16 (WP-WIP #3)
  • Draft text for remaining sections of article
  • Draft a 3-4 paragraph lead including short definition, signs/symptoms, pathophysiology, prevention/treatment, epidemiology, society/history
Thu 12/18 (WP-WIP #4 and Wrap-up)
  • Complete peer review of classmate's article
  • Respond to peer review of my article and made corresponding changes
  • Revise and finalize article lead

— Assignment last updated by Cinteal (talk) 00:23, 11 December 2025 (UTC)Reply

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