'Humeral head' diaporamas de présentation

Anatomy Review Session

Anatomy Review Session. Summer 2009. Approach to Anatomy. Osteology Arthrology Nerves Vessels Approaches Questions. References. Miller Self assessment exams OITE References Primary articles Hoppenfeld. Upper extremity Shoulder Arm Forearm Wrist Spine. Lower extremity Hip

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Introduction to Upper Extremity Orthopedic Tests

Introduction to Upper Extremity Orthopedic Tests. Shoulder Orthopedic Tests. Tendinitis (Supraspinatus). Supraspinatus tendinitis is a common inflammatory condition of the shoulder that causes anterior shoulder pain. Pain is present especially in abduction.

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Chapter 22: The Shoulder Complex

Chapter 22: The Shoulder Complex. The shoulder is an extremely complicated region of the body Joint which has a high degree of mobility but not without compromising stability

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Adaptations for Digging & Burrowing

Adaptations for Digging & Burrowing. Ch. 17. Digging/Burrowing. Common widespread behavior For finding food, storing food, hiding eggs/young, temporary/long-term shelter Performed with hands, feet, head or some combination; occasionally with the mouth or neck ( Pituophis sp.). Salamanders.

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Emergency Medicine Orthopedics

Emergency Medicine Orthopedics. LSU Medical Student Clerkship, New Orleans, LA. Basic Overview Rarely life-threatening Morbidity can be severe Emergencies/Urgencies Fractures Dislocations Compartment Syndrome Septic Arthritis Spinal Injuries Osteomyelitis Tumors. Remember your ABCs

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Evaluation of the Injured Shoulder May 26, 2005

Evaluation of the Injured Shoulder May 26, 2005. Pretest:. What is a neurologic complication of posterior shoulder dislocation? What population of patients are at risk for adhesive capsulitis? What is the provocative test for impingement syndrome?

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Common Injections for the Family Physician : General Principles

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The shoulder

The shoulder. Shallow G-H jt-glenoid labrum deepens capsule;also requires strong muscle force to stabilize the joint- RTC (rotator cuff muscles) SITS ms. Ligaments of shoulder joint: A-C ligament-sup and inf reinforce the joint capsule and prevent post dislocation of the clavicle

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General Musculoskeletal Screening: Upper Extremities

General Musculoskeletal Screening: Upper Extremities. Gregory Crovetti, M.D. Sports Medicine Program West Suburban Health Care Trinity Orthopaedics. General Approach. History Inspection Range of Motion (ROM) Palpation Muscular and neurological exams. History.

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Chapter 5 The Shoulder Joint

Chapter 5 The Shoulder Joint. Dr. Cooper HEAT 3100. The Shoulder Joint. Shoulder joint is attached to axial skeleton via the clavicle at SC joint Scapula movement usually occurs with movement of humerus Humeral flexion & abduction require scapula elevation, rotation upward, & abduction

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Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty

Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty. Kate Dunn DPT 751 July 12, 2010. Objectives. - To understand the surgical procedure of a rTSA -To apply current evidence in the development of an POC for rTSA -To describe the overall physical therapy management of a patient who underwent a rTSA

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Shoulder Trauma

Shoulder Trauma. Normal anatomy. Standard AP shoulder series demonstrates most of the essential anatomy Internal rotation, external rotation, abduction (baby arm) Specialized views may be required to reduce overlap of certain structures

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Shoulder Instability

Shoulder Instability. Department of Orthopaedics, CKUH Sen-Jen Lee Reference: Orthopaedic Knowledge Update 6. Natural History. The most common sequela of traumatic anterior shoulder instability is recurrence 90% for those 11 to 20 years of age Averaging between 55% and 66%

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Adult Bone Injection Gun B.I.G. Humeral Head Location

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Rotator Cuff Injuries

Rotator Cuff Injuries. By: Michael LaBella. Objectives:. You will understand the anatomy of the shoulder and rotator cuff. You will be able to identify the types of rotator cuff injuries. You will be able to identify the signs and symptoms of rotator cuff injuries.

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Yoga for Shoulder Rehab

Yoga for Shoulder Rehab. The Rotator Cuff. Supraspinatus Infraspinatus Teres minor subscapularis. Secondary stabilizers. Trapezius Rhomboids Latisimus dorsi Pectoralis major and minor Serratus anterior Triceps . Bones that make the frame. Scapula Humerus Ribcage Clavicle/sternum.

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Osteopathic Approach to the Patient with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Osteopathic Approach to the Patient with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Katrina C. Rakowsky, D.O. Thumb, index, middle, and radial aspect of ring finger Hand Pain Paresthesia Numbness Pins and Needles Nocturnal Paresthesia. Thenar weakness/atrophy

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Infections of the Chest Wall

Infections of the Chest Wall. A. SKIN AND SOFT TISSUE INFECTION. A-1 Abscess 1. It is rarely associated with an abnormal chest radiograph. 2. Potentially serious infections of the chest wall are subpectoral and subscapular abscesses. . A-1 Abscess

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Reverse Shoulder Replacement

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10 Point Shoulder Arthroscopy Lennard Funk

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