'Radial head' diaporamas de présentation

Musculosekeltal Diseases and Disorders: Elbow and Forearm

Musculosekeltal Diseases and Disorders: Elbow and Forearm. PTP 521. Anteroposterior view: A. Alignment: Identify the structures from a proximal to distal view Radial head should be aligned with the capitulum but not directly in contact with it

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Orthopedics in ER

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Orthopedic Trauma

Orthopedic Trauma. Landon C. Bartlett, MHS,PA-C, EMCAQ ER Physician Assistant St. Joseph Mercy Livingston Emergency Dept Brighton Emergency Department St. Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor ED EMPG, PC August 2012. Initial Management. ABCDEs of Trauma Evaluation Primary Survey

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Common fractures and dislocations

Filip Gilic CCFP-EM. Common fractures and dislocations. A word on terminology. Relations of fragments. Undisplaced/displaced: in anatomical alignment/not in alignment Translated: expressed either in mm or % of the thickness of the bone (eg translated 50% of the thickness of the radius)

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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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Pediatric Orthopedics in the ED

Pediatric Orthopedics in the ED. Common presentations, common fractures, and common sense treatments. James Thorburn. Overview. Housekeeping - terms and unique physiology of children General Approach Upper body (limbs) injuries - FOOSH Lower body - Approach to limping child.

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BIOMECHANICS OF ELBOW COMPLEX

BIOMECHANICS OF ELBOW COMPLEX. Prepared by: Dr. Ishaq Ahmed MSPT(KMU), BSPT(UHS), t-DPT(KMU). LECTURE-3. Elbow biomechanics. ROM flexion and extension - 0 to 140 30 to 130 required for most ADL flexion-extension axis - a loose hinge .

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Common upper limb fractures

Common upper limb fractures. Dr Tarif Alakhras Orthopedic surgeon KFMC. Clavicle Fracture. Clavicle injuries affect 1 in 1000 people per year. The most common of all pediatric fractures. 10-16% of all fractures in this age group .

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Title: Anatomy and Terminology II - Bones Session : M-6-1430

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Chapter 23: The Elbow

Chapter 23: The Elbow. Anatomy of the Elbow. Functional Anatomy. Complex that allows for flexion, extension, pronation and supination 145 degrees of flexion and 90 degrees of supination and pronation

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TENNIS ELBOW & PHYSICAL THERAPY

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Elbow fractures

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Minor injuries

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Hand & forearm

Hand & forearm. Lateral: Lateral epicondyle of Humerus Radius thumb. Medial: Medial epicondyle of hummers Ulna. proximal radioulnar j Radial notch in Ulna Radial head. Distal radioulnar j Ulnar notch in Radius Ulnar head. Right arm & foraarm. M edial epicondyle. L ateral epicondule.

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Developed for OUCOM CORE by Brad Werrell, D.O.

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Elbow: Anatomy

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According to National Center for Biotechnology Information, radial head fractures are common worldwide with around 2.5 to 2.8 per 10,000 of incidence per year.

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Practice Test

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Herbert screw 2.4/3.0

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