'Peroneal nerve' presentation slideshows

Knee Dislocation and Multiligamentous Injury

Knee Dislocation and Multiligamentous Injury. Utku Kandemir, MD Revised October 2011 Original Author: William R. Creevy, MS, MD; Mark A. Neault, MD & Brian D. Busconi, MD; March 2004; Robert P. Dunbar, Jr., MD; Revised January 2007. Anatomy: Tibiofemoral Joint. Bones femoral condyles

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Session 4: Neuromuscular Disorders

Session 4: Neuromuscular Disorders. Vignette. 19 yo athlete has "tingling" in arms & legs for the 3 days with nl strength and coordination. Exam in is normal. Two days later, he is admitted with rapidly progressive weakness

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Nerve Entrapments in Runners

Nerve Entrapments in Runners. Kevin deWeber , MD, FAAFP Military Sports Medicine Fellowship Director USUHS, Bethesda, MD. Objectives. Remind you of some of the anatomy facts you forgot over the years Remind you of the value of a meticulous history and examination

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Pediatric Orthopedic Trauma: An Overview

Pediatric Orthopedic Trauma: An Overview. Ahmed Bazzi , D.O. Fellow, Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgery March 22, 2013. Few Orthopedic Emergencies to Discuss Compartment Syndrome Open Fractures Common pediatric fractures and peri -operative management Nursing Management of the Ortho pt

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Orthopaedic Emergencies

Orthopaedic Emergencies. Dr. Samuel Wong RMH Intern 2012. Orthopedic Emergencies. Open Fractures Acute Compartment Syndrome Neurovascular injuries Dislocations Septic Joints Cauda Equina Syndrome. Open Fractures.

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Kinematic Effects of Sloped Surfaces on Shank Angle for Persons with Drop Foot

Kinematic Effects of Sloped Surfaces on Shank Angle for Persons with Drop Foot. Kristin Carnahan, MSPO 2008 Dr. Robert Gregor, Advisor April 9, 2008. Introduction. Drop Foot: passive equinus or excessive ankle plantarflexion in swing phase (Perry). Orthotic Treatment

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Burn

Burn. 3rd Lecture Pathophysiological changes of burns:. Pathophysiological changes of burns.

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Burn

Burn. 3rd Lecture Pathophysiological changes of burns:. Pathophysiological changes of burns.

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Neurovascular Assessment and Imaging

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GAIT DISTURBANCES

GAIT DISTURBANCES. Anshul Jain. Outline. Hemiplegic gait Diplegic Gait Parkinsonian Gait Myopathic Gait Ataxic Gait Choreiform Gait (Hyperkinetic Gait) Sensory Gait Neuropathic Gait ( Steppage Gait, Equine Gait ). Facts.

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Axial

Axial. Coronal. These are T1 weighted MRI images through the lower thigh, note the coronal reference image and the corresponding axial image. These are the quadriceps muscles, what 4 muscles make up this group and what is the only one of this groups that crosses 2 joints?.

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The Foot

The Foot. Foot Anatomy. The foot has many articulations which makes it a complex bone and soft tissue structure that undergoes a great deal of stress. Most athletic trainers will hear more complaints about this region than any other except the ankle. Osseous Structures.

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A lump in the leg

A lump in the leg. Quiz. 2004 past exam Q. Name the characteristic features of a synovial joint Joint capsule Synovial membrane Synovial fluid / joint cavity Articular cartilage Bone. 2004 past exam Q.

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