Compartmental syndrome due to lower limb penetrating wound

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Compartmental syndrome due to lower limb penetrating wound

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1. Compartmental syndrome due to lower�limb penetrating wound

Lower Limb

Lower Limb Skeleton (homologous with upper limb) Muscles--anterior, posterior compartments Nerves--sciatic, femoral Surface anatomy Upper-Lower Limb Comparison See Table M&M, Table 8.1 Tibia/fibula Tibia--big toe side Fibula--little toe side (no pronation/supination) Ankle

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Lower Limb

Lower Limb. Introduction Lower limb is designed to support the body, its weight & it is mainly responsible for gait Organization of the Lower Limb Lower limb has four parts Hip (gluteal region ) Thigh Knee Leg Ankle Foot. Superficial fascia of the lower Limb

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Lower Limb

Lower Limb. Skeleton (homologous with upper limb) Muscles--anterior, posterior compartments Nerves--sciatic, femoral Surface anatomy. Upper-Lower Limb Comparison. See Table M&M, Table 8.1. Tibia/fibula. Tibia--big toe side Fibula--little toe side (no pronation/supination). Ankle.

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Lower Limb

Lower Limb. What is a limb? Skeleton Joints Pelvis or limb girdle Hip/Hip Muscles Lumber and sacral plexus—getting spinal nerves out onto limb Muscles—anterior and posterior compartments Surface anatomy. Skeleton (homologous with upper limb) Muscles--anterior, posterior compartments

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Lower limb orthotics

Goals. Gait reviewKey muscles, joint mechanicsCommon conditions for orthoticsLower limb orthotic approachExamples. Normal gait = progression of passenger unit through space with stability and minimal energy output.*. Keep center of gravity in tightest spiralMost efficient CG path = line, only w

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Wound Healing Complications Associated with Lower Limb Amputation

Wound Healing Complications Associated with Lower Limb Amputation. Literature Review. Lower Limb Amputation (LLA). LLA’s account for the majority of all amputations in Australia, the UK and the US Peripheral vascular disease and diabetes are a major cause of lower limb amputation

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The Lower Limb

The Lower Limb. Pelvis, Thigh, Leg and Foot. Gluteal region / posterior pelvis Iliac crest Gluteus maximus Cheeks Natal/gluteal cleft Vertical midline; “Crack” Gluteal folds Bottom of cheek; “prominence”. Surface Anatomy. pg 513. Anterior thigh and leg Palpate Patella

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Lower limb orthotics

Lower limb orthotics. Jeff Ericksen, MD VCU/MCV Dept. of PM&R. Goals. Gait review Key muscles, joint mechanics Common conditions for orthotics Lower limb orthotic approach Examples. Normal gait = progression of passenger unit through space with stability and minimal energy output.*.

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Lower Limb

Lower Limb. Thigh Knee Leg Ankle foot. thigh. Femur articulates with Acetabulum to form hip joint Tibia and patella to form knee joint. Fascial compartments of thigh. Anterior compartment Major muscle : quadriceps femoris Femoral artery Femoral nerve

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Lower Limb I

Lower Limb I. Regions. Gluteal region (buttocks) R egion between trunk and free lower limb Femoral region (thigh region) Region between hip and knee Knee region Posterior area of knee: popliteal fossa Leg region Between knees and ankle Ankle region Foot region

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Lower Limb Regions

Lower Limb Regions. Hip Knee Ankle Foot. Hip Osteology. Pelvis. Sacrum. coxal (hip) bones. coxal (hip) bones. Anterior. posterior. Knee osteology. Tibia Proximal end. Tibiofemoral (knee) Joint. Attachments. Patellar ligament. Strengthening Anterior Aspect of Knee Joint .

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Lower Limb Reconstruction

Lower Limb Reconstruction. Where is the evidence?. The problem. 25 year old man Presented to ED with an isolated Gustillo 3b tib /fib fracture 20:00. Following trauma series and tetanus and Ab Referred to orthopaedic team where registrar on-call took patient to theatres late evening

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Lower Limb MSK

Lower Limb MSK. Zoulikha Zair 17 th May 2013. What makes up the hip bone?. Iliac Crest *. Posterior Superior Iliac Spine *. Anterior Superior Iliac Spine *. Ilium. Pubic Tubercle *. Greater sciatic notch. Pubic. Ischial spine *. Ischium. Acetabulum Point of union of 3 bones.

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Lower Limb Osteology

Lower Limb Osteology. Hip Knee Ankle Foot. Hip Osteology. Pelvis. Sacrum. coxal (hip) bones. coxal (hip) bones. Pelvis. Review Hip. X-Ray of Hip. Movements of the Hip Joint. Knee osteology. Tibia Proximal end. Tibiofemoral (knee) Joint. Attachments. Patellar ligament.

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LOWER LIMB

LOWER LIMB . Arterial supply and venous drainage . Abdominal Aorta . Inferior vena cava. C ommon iliac artery . External Iliac artery . Each Common iliac arteries ends anterior to the Sacroiliac joint by dividing into: 1- External Iliac . 2- Internal Iliac .

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The Lower Limb

The Lower Limb. Pelvis, Thigh, Leg and Foot. Innervation. “Lumbosacral plexus” Lumbar Plexus Arises from L1-L4 Lies within the psoas major muscle Mostly anterior structures Sacral Plexus Arises from spinal nerve L4-S4 Lies caudal to the lumbar plexus Mostly posterior structures.

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THE LOWER LIMB

THE LOWER LIMB. PELVIC GIRDLE HIP JOINT KNEE JOINT LOWER LEG ANKLE FOOT TOES. Examination of the hip and knee. Revision of anatomical structures Revision of anatomical movements Clinical relevance of examination. FLEXION EXTENSION ROTATION MEDIALLY LATERALLY.

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Lower Limb

Lower Limb. FASCIAL COMPARTMENTS OF THE THIGH

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Lower Limb

Lower Limb. Lab 7b. Muscles Crossing Hip and Knee Joints. Most anterior compartment muscles of the hip and thigh flex the femur at the hip and extend the leg at the knee Posterior compartment muscles of the hip and thigh extend the thigh and flex the leg

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Lower Limb

Lower Limb. Orthopaedic Medicine www.bradfordvts.co.uk. Scope. Painful hips. Painful thighs. Pain in the knee. Shin problems. Ankle problems. Foot problems. Painful Hips. Remember pain from the spine. Age related conditions. We will exclude trauma. SLE and gout very rare.

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The Lower Limb

The Lower Limb. Pelvis, Thigh, Leg and Foot. Surface Anatomy. Gluteal region / posterior pelvis Iliac crest Gluteus maximus Cheeks Natal/gluteal cleft Vertical midline; “Crack” Gluteal folds Bottom of cheek; “prominence”. Surface Anatomy. Anterior thigh and leg Palpate Patella

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The Lower Limb

The Lower Limb. Sevda LAFCI, MD.PhD. The Lower Limb. The bones of the lower limb form the inferior part of the appendicular skeleton the organ of locomotion for bearing the weight of body stronger and heavier than the upper limb for maintaining equilibrium. The Lower Limb. 4 parts:

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