'Open reduction' diaporamas de présentation

FRACTURES 0F LOWER LIMB

FRACTURES 0F LOWER LIMB. BY. Vishnu Mohan. Topics. Mechanism of fractures fracture of femur fracture of patella Tibial and fibular Fractures. Ankle fractures fracture of foot Fracture of pelvis. fractures.

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Fractures and Dislocations about the Shoulder in the Pediatric Patient

Fractures and Dislocations about the Shoulder in the Pediatric Patient. Joshua Klatt, MD Original Author: Michael Wattenbarger, MD; March 2004 1st Revision: Steven Frick, MD; August 2006 2nd Revision: Joshua Klatt, MD; December 2009. Shoulder Trauma. Shoulder trauma is relatively uncommon

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Maxillofacial Trauma

Maxillofacial Trauma. Anatomy. Anatomy. Maxillofacial Region. 1. Fractures of the Nasal Pyramid 2. Fractures of the Central Midface Le Fort Fractures. Maxillofacial Region. 3. Fractures of the Lateral Midface 4. Fractures of the Frontal bone 5. Fractures of the Anterior Skull Base

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Facial Trauma Abdullah Al- Harkan , BA, DMD, MSc , FRCD (C)

Facial Trauma Abdullah Al- Harkan , BA, DMD, MSc , FRCD (C). Specialist, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Farwaniya Hospital. Facial Trauma. Who is involved in facial trauma? General Surgery/Trauma team Anesthesia Plastic Surgery ENT Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Neurosurgery

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CDH Congenital Dislocation of the Hip

??? ???? ?????? ??????. CDH Congenital Dislocation of the Hip. Prof. Mamoun Kremli AlMaarefa College. Spectrum of diseases. Abnormality of proximal femur and acetabulum Initial pathology is congenital, but Progresses (becomes worse) if not treated Does not always result in dislocation.

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LOWER EXTREMITY PROBLEMS IN CHILDHOOD

LOWER EXTREMITY PROBLEMS IN CHILDHOOD. TIMOTHY J. FETE MD,MPH University of Missouri School of Medicine Department of Child Health. Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip-associations. First born Torticollis Metatarsus Adductus Internal Tibial Torsion Oligohydramnios Breech

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Bone and Joint Infections

Bone and Joint Infections. By Hisham A Alsanawi , MD Assistant Prof. and Consultant Orthopaedic Surgery. Introduction. This is an overview Initial treatment ? based on presumed infection type ? clinical findings and symptoms Definitive treatment ? based on final culture

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Growth Plate Injuries

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Pelvis fracture

Pelvis fracture. iliac crest anterior superior iliac spine anterior inferior iliac spine acetabulum obturator foramen ischiopubic ramus pubic tubercle pectineal line of the pubis pubic crest pubic symphysis pelvic brim (separates the true from the false pelvis) iliac fossa

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M.KARIMIAN.MD. ???? ????. Proximal humerus fractures. Relatively uncommon ( <3% ) ,most commonly in adolescents Almost exclusively salter-harris type I or II In general heal & remodel because : thick periosteom ,universal motion,great growth of region ( 80% ). Mechanism of injury.

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The Skeletal System

The Skeletal System. Bones, joints, and connective tissues. Skeletal System Functions. Support Protection of organs Framework for movement Mineral storage (calcium & phosphate) Hematopoiesis (Blood cell production in bone marrow). Axial vs. Appendicular Skeleton. Axial:

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Midfoot Fractures

Midfoot Fractures. Jenny Jefferis. What is a midfoot fracture?. Fracture of the midfoot involving the: Tarsometatarsal joint (Lisfranc Fracture) Cuneiforms Tarsal navicular bone Cuboid bone. What is a Lisfranc Fracture?. Between the tarsal and metatarsal bones

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Part 1: Test Writing for Nursing Using Detailed NLCEX Test Plans as a Guide for Testing

Part 1: Test Writing for Nursing Using Detailed NLCEX Test Plans as a Guide for Testing. Welcome! Please read the following pre-webinar notes:. Audio? Dial 1-877-783-2009 (Passcode: 936785) Attendees will be muted during the webinar until the Q&A session(s).

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DEVELOPMENTAL DYSPLASIA OF THE HIP

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NOE: Complications and Treatment

NOE: Complications and Treatment. Craniofacial Rounds Thursday May 5, 2011. Anatomic considerations. Medial canthal tendon Bones: frontal, nasal, maxilla, lacrimal, ethmoid Medial orbital wall or orbital floor fractures Anterior cranial fossa

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Injuries of the upper and lower limbs

Injuries of the upper and lower limbs. Some regional fractures and dislocation. Injuries of shoulder girdle . ( A) Fractures : Clavicle Scapula Proximal humerus , the most commonly fractures are those of greater tuberosity and surgical neck. (B) Dislocations

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Bone formation, growth, and remodeling

Bone formation, growth, and remodeling. Pages 140-143. The skeleton is formed from two of the strongest and most supportive tissues in the body Cartilage and bone Embryos are made primarily of hyaline cartilage, over time the cartilage is replaced by bone

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Revision

Revision . Prof.Dr . Gehan Mosaad. Clinical Cases Study. Case 1. KB is a 45-year-old male patient with mild low back pain two months ago due to falling; however, there was no evidence of a fracture or disc damage with this trauma.

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Journals

Journals.

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Figure 5. Open humerus fracture requiring serial debridements and initial external fixation, eventually converted to an open reduction with internal fixation (ORIF) when wound clean and covered at same setting with lateral flap.

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