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Paediatric Orthopaedic Emergencies

Paediatric Orthopaedic Emergencies. Kelly Millar. Overview. Traumatic Emergencies Fractures Dislocations Medical Emergencies Infectious Developmental. Developing Bone - Anatomy. Epiphysis Physis Metaphysis Diaphysis. E. P. M. D. The Developing Bone. Blood supply

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Elbow, wrist and hand conditions

Elbow, wrist and hand conditions. An orthopaedic overview. History. Direct Pain: Soft tissue trauma: sharp to dull aching Nerve generated: burning, lancing Joint effusion: throbbing Bone: dull boring pain Referred Pain: Joint above and below Radicular Pain: from c/s nerve root.

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Common Pediatric Fractures

Common Pediatric Fractures. Allyson S. Howe, MD Maj, USAF, MC. INTRODUCTION. ANATOMY OF THE GROWING BONE INJURY PATTERN OF BONE PHYSEAL INJURIES SPECIFIC SITES DISTAL RADIUS ELBOW CLAVICLE TIBIA CHILD ABUSE. Nearly 20% of children who present with an injury have a fracture

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Bone Grafting and Bone Graft Substitutes

Bone Grafting and Bone Graft Substitutes. Original Author: James Krieg, MD Revision Author: David Hak, MD Last Revision May 2010. Bone Graft Function. Structural support of articular fracture Tibial plateau fracture Prevent post-op collapse Void filler to prevent fracture Cyst excision

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Principles of Coding

Principles of Coding. Montri D. Wongworawat Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Grand Rounds July 13, 2010. Lecture Outline. Terminology Code Organization Special Codes Modifiers Case Examples Tips for Op Report Dictation. Lecture Outline. Terminology Code Organization

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Bone Graft and Bone Graft Substitutes

Bone Graft and Bone Graft Substitutes. Brad Meulenkamp Academic Half Day September 2012. Acknowledgements. Dr. Sacevich JBJS OTA JAAOS. Overview. Properties Mechanism of Action Bone Grafts Bone Graft Substitutes OITE. Bone Graft Properties. Function in Trauma Mechanical Support

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?? ??? ???? ?????? ? ??????. ???? ????? ???? ???????? ??????? ????? ??????. Forearm,Monteggia&Galleazzi Fracture Dislocations. Forearm Both Bone Fracture. Common 12 to 16y Most common site for refracture

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U pper limb

U pper limb. Freely movable on trunk at shoulder joint Consists of: Shoulder, arm, elbow, forearm, wrist and hand. Shoulder girdle consists of clavicle and the scapula. Clavicle. Long slender bone across the root of the neck. Sturt holding the arm away from trunk and

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Wrist & Hand

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Pathomechanics of Bone

Pathomechanics of Bone. 1 st Lecture part2 Biome II Dr . Manal Radwan Salim Lecturer of Physical Therapy Pharos University Fall 2013-2014 28-9-2013. IV. TREATING THE FRACTURE. Operative Non-operative Rehabilitation Rapid Slow Risk of joint stiffness Low Present

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The Hand

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Distal Radius Fractures

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The Elbow

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Dr R Shadi Ngobeni Trauma Consultant STUDENTS LECTURE

Dr R Shadi Ngobeni Trauma Consultant STUDENTS LECTURE. FOREARM INJURIES. Monteggia Fracture Proximal Radius Fracture Radius Ulna Fracture Ulna Fracture (Nightstick) Distal radius fracture and distal radioulna dislocation( Galeazzi #) Distal Radius # Distal radioulna joint injury.

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Use of BUS (bedside Ultrasound) to guide forearm fracture reduction

Use of BUS (bedside Ultrasound) to guide forearm fracture reduction. Becky Box Emergency Registrar 03/04/2013. Clinical Scenario . 62 y.o . female in high speed MVA with BOS # and R) distal forearm fracture Nil significant PMHx

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Hand injuries

Hand injuries. Vascular Injuries Ligament Injuries Dislocations Fractures. Vascular Injuries. Vessel divisions Compartment syndrome Following crush injuries and the fractures of the forearm and hand, pressure within the facial compartments rises, Occlude the microcirculation.

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Tissues

Tissues. Name three salivary glands, name the mixed gland. What is secreted from the zona fasiculata ? Give three enzymes secreted by the pancreas. What is the difference between serous and mucus membranes? Is blood a connective tissue? Explain

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TABLE 1 Description of the 88 HIV-infected pediatric patients included in the study. Sex (Boys/Girls) 43/45 Age (years) 13.9 (0.5) a Weight (kg) 45.8 (1.7) a Height (cm) 151.5 (2.1) a BMI (kg/m 2 ) 19.2 (0.4) a Pubertal development (n) Stage I: 20 Stages II-III: 22 Stages IV-V: 45

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Five-year incident fracture risk assessed by quantitative multisite

Five-year incident fracture risk assessed by quantitative multisite ultrasound: the Canadian Multicentre Osteoporosis Study. W. P. Olszynski 1 , J. P. Brown 2 , J. D. Adachi 3 , D. A. Hanley 4 , G. Ioannidis 3 , K. S. Davison 1,5 and

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