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Legendary! The picture of the 2024 Olympics?!
Jerome Brouillet captured the moment Brazil's Gabriel Medina reacted to surfing the one of the biggest waves of the day, scoring a historic 9.90, which is the highest single wave score in Olympic history 👏🌊
Intramedullary Nailing vs. Plate Fixation for Midshaft Clavicular Fractures: A Meta-Analysis
The pooled odds of infection, major complications, and revision surgery were significantly higher with plate fixation than intramedullary nailing!
SLAP Classification
I
Labral and biceps fraying, anchor intact (11% of cases)
II
Labral fraying with detached biceps tendon anchor (41% of cases)
III
Bucket handle tear, intact biceps tendon anchor (33% of cases)
(Biceps separates from bucket handle tear)
IV
Bucket handle tear
Intraoperative fluoroscopic image showing two percutaneously placed Kirschner wires stabilizing a lateral condyle fracture. B,C. AP and lateral views of fracture treated with two divergent Kirschner wires.
Posterior Shoulder Dislocation
(a) The "light bulb sign" indicates a posterior shoulder dislocation.
(b) Post-reduction imaging shows the shoulder back to its normal appearance.
(Image credit: Hellerhoff/Wikimedia)
Lunate Dislocation
(a) Lateral View: Shows the characteristic "half-moon" appearance of the rotated lunate (arrow), which no longer articulates with the distal radius. The central axis of the capitate remains aligned with the articular surface of the distal radius.
(b) Frontal
Never inject steroids in tennis elbow!
The evidence highlights long-term implications for the CEO.
Attenuation of the LCL can also occur after corticosteroid injections. Even one injection may result in lower complete recovery rates and in recurrence rates after 1 year.
Some surgeons think they are perfectionists. They forget that prolonged surgery causes intraoperative hypotension, hypoxia, and coagulopathy in combination with increased blood loss and fluid
requirements during and after.
Mass Behind Knee
DDxPosterior knee mass
Baker's Cyst
Popliteal Anerysm
Soft tissue sarcoma
Osteosarcoma / Parosteal OS
Hemangioma / AVM
Note:
Always do xray for calcification
A Bakers cyst/aneurysm can be calcified
For some reason, AO is promoting this implant to replace 5 pounds POP or 10 pounds worth K wires! Don’t see potential advantages yet it will take more time, higher probability of infection and revision surgery won’t be easy. The learning curve will be steep too!
Here is the original 1961 publication by John Charnley published in
@TheLancet
.....a monumental piece of arthroplasty history. The Charley Hip replacement from
@wrightington16
#orthotwitter
The reduction forceps obtain length in an oblique #. The points are placed on each main fragment up and down or cocked if the obliquity of the # line is long. The handle is rotated with the hand reversing the relative position of the clamp
jaws and lengthening the fracture
Leadbetter Technique:
- flex the 90 deg, w/ slight adduction, and apply traction; next, internal rotation to 45 deg after fixing the femoral shaft obviously.
4 key components when positioning a hand for splinting:
1. The wrist should be positioned between 0- 10 deg of extension.
2. MCP placed at 70 deg of flexion.
3. The interphalangeal joints should be slightly flexed.
4. The thumb should be abducted, either volar or dorsally.
Fixing the radial neck strategies. Added transverse screw in tripod construct increases stiffness in Mason III radial head fractures: a finite element analysis
Galeazzi fracture; the fracture of necessity. It needs to be fixed in 100% of patients. Chronic disability if unstable DRUJ goes unnoticed for >10 weeks.
AIN palsy is usually overlooked because there is no sensory component
Labral lesions. Diagram of
the normal anterior labrum from an axial perspective and the key features of Bankart, anterior labroligamentous periosteal sleeve avulsion (ALPSA), and glenolabral articular disruption (GLAD) labral lesions.
الواحد من زمان من ايّام المئوية كان بيفكر ان شريط المئوية بتاع
@azizelshaf3i
ده لازم يشتغل في إستاد الزمالك و ان أغنيه ملكي تبقي ذي أغنيه
#ywnwa
في
@thisisanfield
قبل ماتشات ليفربول. لما اتعمل كده في الكونفدرالية حصل تناغم واضح في كل الفيديوهات اللي شوفتها!
Hertel Radiographic criteria
Hertel et al J Should Elbow Surg 2004
2 criteria to predict ischaemia
A. Metaphyseal head extension < 8 mm
B. Medial hinge displaced > 2mm
97% positive predictive of ischaemia if both factors present
@BBCNews
There is a trend in the management of the NHS. Let’s do the same job if not better with the same salary we paid 20 years ago ignoring an inflation of 20+% over these years. Junior doctors going to other countries and consultants reducing their hours and leaving. Health is big
Osborne-Cotterill Lesion of the elbow; an OC fracture located in the posterolateral margin of the humeral capitellum. This lesion causes instability by affecting the LUCL over its capitellar insertion, which is associated with a residual capsular laxity,
The first-ever human application of the AO Fracture Monitor.💪🏥
This cutting-edge technology, developed by the AO Research Institute Davos with the AO's innovation funding.
As an important step towards regulatory approval the safety of this implantable telemetric sensor system
Lisfranc injury: the first metatarsal bone remains in its
normal position with respect to the first cuneiform bone. The lateral
four metatarsal bones are laterally subluxated. The fractures of the first
cuneiform (asterisk) are not a component of the pure Lisfranc injury.
The lag screw. a) hole next to the screw
head is larger than the diameter of the thread= gliding hole. The hole
in the opposite cortex= thread hole. As screw tightened, 2 fragments are pressed together. b 2 holes= thread holes. The fragments cannot be compressed (Müller 1979)
Radiographic positioning for axillary view. Normal axillary view showing coracoid process (Cp), acromion (Ac), glenoid (G), and glenohumeral joint (*) which is almost but not quite in profile
@SteveBarclay
@BMA_JuniorDocs
These are the kind of jobs doctors are doing nowadays; does not make any sense in other disciplines!
Fair pay for junior doctors will achieve:
- Value and Recognition
- Retention
- Ability to pay educational Debt
- Ability to achieve professional Development
- Equity and
The INSITE Trial: Intramedullary Nailing vs Sliding Hip Screw in Trochanteric Fracture Management is an international, multicentered RCT is the first of its kind. The results of this study suggest that sliding hip screws provide comparable clinical outcomes to intramedullary
Rayan’s technique for thumb CMC stabilization: the dorsoradial ligament is imbricated and tightened and the CMC joint is pinned with a .045 K-wire for 4 weeks
Although latissimus dorsi transfer appears to be the more biomechanically sound option, the pectoralis major transfer has shown good results in the long term.
Although pectoralis major reproduces the position and orientation of the subscapularis in the coronal plane, its
In 1916, Biesalski and Mayer described five main principles of tendon transplantation.
•Restoration of tendon–sheath relationship.
•Direct the tending through tissues which allow tendon gliding.
•Imitate normal insertion.
•Establish normal tension.
•Preserve an effective
Entrapment of radial n in spiral fracture of the distal third. Nerve is least
mobile as it passes through lateral intermuscular septum in distal
1/3. The radial nerve, fixed to
proximal fragment by lateral septum, is trapped between fragments when closed reduction is attempted.
The History of Joint Replacements in Orthopaedics!
Themistocles Gluck (1853–1942), Romanian-German surgeon who performed first joint replacement in the world in 1890, with endoprostheses made of ivory. From Wikimedia Commons.
#OrthoTwitter
No benefit of the trochanteric stabilizing plate on loss of fracture reduction in AO/OTA 31-A2 trochanteric fractures; a randomized controlled trial using radiostereometric analysis.
There is no benefit from the addition of the trochanteric stabilizing plate in these cases. An
Diagram of the superior, middle, and inferior glenohumeral
ligaments en face from a coronal perspective, forming the Z configuration. The coracohumeral ligament (CHL) and long head of the biceps tendon (LHBT) also are shown
In distal radial fractures, we need to remove clot, fibrous tissue and callus to achieve a proper reduction for fractures while preserving the soft tissue attachments to the medial aspect of the proximal fragment. as perforators from the AIN artery feed the radial shaft.
The four major fragments of the proximal humerus. 1, Humeral head superior to the
anatomical neck; 2, lesser tuberosity;
3, greater tuberosity; 4, shaft of the humerus
Types of joints in the hand
• Carpal joints: Gliding joints
• Thumb CMCJ: Saddle
• Finger CMCJ: Gliding joints
• MCPJ: CAM shaped
• PIPJ: Condylar Hinge joint akin to knee
The four stages of
perilunate fractures:
stage I: trans-radial styloid
dislocation; stage II
trans-scaphoid dislocation;
stage III trans-capitate
dislocation; stage IV
trans-scaphoid trans-capitate
trans-triquetral dislocations
This is so good and funny un many ways. Summarises the current social media culture of everyone having an strong opinion in everything embarrassing themselves thinking they are right! But overall it’s a funny joke.
This study from
@MOON_Shoulder
shows that the strongest predictor of bone loss in patients with anterior instability is the number of dislocations; with each subsequent dislocation, the risk for bone loss increases significantly.
#shoulderinstability
Lateral view shows the characteristic half-moon the appearance of the rotated lunate (arrow), which no longer articulates with
the distal radius. Note that the central axis of the capitate remains aligned with
the articular surface of the distal radius.
Scapholunate advanced collapse wrist. The scapholunate ligament is absent, and the space between the scaphoid (S) and lunate (L) is increased. The capitate (C) is migrating proximally between the two bones (arrow). There is loss of cartilage and a decreased space
The use of biologics as augments to rotator cuff repair attempts to promote healing by addressing many of the biological changes that occur following injury to the rotator cuff.