'Flexion extension' presentation slideshows

BIOMECHANICS OF THE SHOULDER COMPLEX

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Anatomy Terminology

Anatomy Terminology. Body Regions. Axial Region (down midline of body) Appendicular Region (limbs). REGIONS OF THE BODY. 1. Axial Region ( Goes down midline of the body) a) Head b) Neck c) Trunk (has 3 parts) 1) Thorax (chest area). Above diaphragm. Contains heart and lungs.

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Staying Fit after High School

Staying Fit after High School. What does it mean to stay active?. Staying active means living a lifestyle in which all aspects of fitness are addressed. People can address these aspects through their job, a work out routine, chores, or recreational games. What are the components of fitness?.

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Pediatric Cervical Spine

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Evaluation and Treatment of the Cervical Spine

Evaluation and Treatment of the Cervical Spine. Larry D. Dodge, MD. Clinical Evaluation. Proper Immobilization Assume a spine injury with head or neck trauma 3 to 25% of spinal cord injuries occur after initial traumatic episode. Ankylosing Spondylitis or DISH.

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CGH Assessment: Within the Context of Cervical Spine Examination

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Spinal Injuries

Spinal Injuries. Khalid A. AlSaleh , FRCSC Assistant Professor Consultant Orthopedic & Spinal Surgeon Dept. Of Orthopedics. Incidence and Significance. 50000 cases per year 40-50% involving the cervical spine 25% have neurologic deficit Age: mostly between 15-24 years

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Golf Injuries

Golf Injuries. Matt Serlo, M.P.T. Jacksonville, FL. The Typical Golfer. Competitive in nature Active and fitness-minded individuals Swings too hard Perceives golf as a passive sport Eager to improve. Causes of Injuries. Limited Flexibility Decreased Strength Poor Posture Balance

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Flexibility for Runners

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Introduction Anatomy

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I principi della revisione: analisi del fallimento

I principi della revisione: analisi del fallimento. Zanasi Stefano, MD CdC Villa Erbosa - Bologna. Revisioni di Ginocchio. 8.2% Annual Rate Etiology of Failure Instability Loosening Osteolysis Malalignment Patellofemoral Infection. Kurts et al; JBJS 87(7), 2005.

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Hip Joint and Pelvic Girdle

Hip Joint and Pelvic Girdle. Anatomy and Physiology of Human Movement 420:050. Hip Joint and Pelvic Girdle. Hip joint ? Acetabular femoral joint Pelvic girdle ? Pelvis Several bones Hip joint and pelvic girdle work together much like shoulder joint and girdle

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Approach to the Hand Examination

Approach to the Hand Examination. Karen Booth. Topics for Discussion. Review of Anatomy History Physical Examination Cases. Anatomy. Bones/Joints Muscles Nerves Tendons Vascular. History. Mechanism of injury Timing, Pain Motor/sensory deficits Constitutional symptoms

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Bischoff(Grethe)-Arbib Basal Ganglia Modeling

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Terminology

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Fitting Instructions

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Bipedalism

Bipedalism. Vertical Clinging and Leaping. Brachiation. Quadrupedalism. Hindlimb and Pelvis: Long ischium (increases leverage of hamstring m.) Long hindlimb Femur head is cylindrical not ball and socket (for flexion/extension movements)

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Chapter 11 The Muscular System

Chapter 11 The Muscular System. How Muscles Produce Movement. Produce movement by exerting force on tendons which in turn pull on bones Generally cross one joint & are attached to bones of joint One bone remains stationary & other moves Attachment sites

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Spine SGD

Spine SGD. The Facts. Highest incidence in males beween 18-29 Associated with vehicular crash and falls 90% of vertebral fractures occur in thoracic or lumbar spine thoracolumbar junction (T11-L1) Neurologic deficit in 15-20% of TL fracture dislocation.

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