'Lateral collateral ligament' diaporamas de présentation

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Knee Lab. BONY PALPATION:. Medial Aspect. medial tibial plateau . medial joint line . medial femoral condyle . medial femoral epicondyle . adductor tubercle . Lateral Aspect. lateral tibial plateau . lateral joint line . lateral femoral condyle . lateral femoral epicondyle .

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Knee Lab

Knee Lab. BONY PALPATION:. Medial Aspect. medial tibial plateau . medial joint line . medial femoral condyle . medial femoral epicondyle . adductor tubercle . Lateral Aspect. lateral tibial plateau . lateral joint line . lateral femoral condyle . lateral femoral epicondyle .

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Management of elbow instability in adults

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Tibial -Femoral Joint (Knee)

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Introduction to Orthopaedics

Introduction to Orthopaedics. Test Yourself. List the bones of the body. (More pts more bones!) Bone forming cells are called ______. Local stress stimulates bone formation. T or F? The knee is a/an _______joint. What do you know from the slides?. Which is the hand of the elderly adult?

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THE KNEE JOINT

THE KNEE JOINT. Muscles That Act On The Knee. Muscles of the Knee Joint. Hamstrings All - flexion Quadriceps All - extension Unclassified Sartorius - flexion and internal rotation Gracilis - flexion and internal rotation Popliteus - flexion (unlocking) and internal rotation

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Review of the Knee Joint

Review of the Knee Joint. Name the ligament. Name the muscle and its action(s). Semitendinosus. Action: Flexion of the knee Internal rotation of the knee. 1. Vastus Medialis Rectus Femoris Vastus Lateralis. 2. 3. Tibia & Fibula. ? = ? = ? =. Medial condyle Lateral condyle

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MECHANISM OF MENISCi AND LIGAMENTs INJURY

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Knee Anatomy

Knee Anatomy. Knee Joint. The most poorly constructed joint in the body. Femur round, tibia flat. Comprised of four bones. Femur Tibia Fibula Patella. Femur. Medial and Lateral Condyles- distal ends of the femur. Largest bone in the body. Femur. Landmarks to know Add. Tubercle

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the elbow

the elbow. AMANy Mahameed. http://hastaneciyiz. blogspot .com. Medical ppt. The important structures of the elbow can be divided into several categories. These include:. Bones and joints Ligaments and tendons Capsule Muscles Nerves Blood vessels. Bones and Joints:.

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THE KNEE JOINT

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The Knee Joint

The Knee Joint . What is the knee joint?. The knee joint is made up of the articulation of the ____________ __________________. The femur however does not come in contact with the fibula, but the fibula interacts with the tibia. . Type of Joint.

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Knee Anatomy

Knee Anatomy. Sports Medicine. Knee Joint. The most poorly constructed joint in the body. Femur round, tibia flat. Comprised of four bones. Femur Tibia Fibula Patella. Femur. Medial and Lateral Condyles- distal ends of the femur. Patella.

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THE KNEE

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High Jump

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Detailed picture of your knee joint

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