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Hx:18yo G c/o b/l leg pain, It occurs shortly after she begins running and is improved with rest. When she tries to continue running, she gets paresthesias on the dorsum of the foot. has nl x-rays. What is the next step in evaluation? 1-MRI b/l ti...
Hx:18yo G c/o b/l leg pain, It occurs shortly after she begins running and is improved with rest. When she tries to continue running, she gets paresthesias on the dorsum of the foot. has nl x-rays. What is the next step in evaluation? 1-MRI b/l tibiae; 2- Venous doppler US; 3-Non-invasive arterial vascular studies; 4- Comprtmnt pres msrmnt; 5-Bone scan
During strenuous exercise, muscle fibers can swell up to 20 times their resting size, leading to 20% increase in the muscle volume and weight. When the blood flow is insufficient to meet the requirements of the muscle, the patient experiences pain...
During strenuous exercise, muscle fibers can swell up to 20 times their resting size, leading to 20% increase in the muscle volume and weight. When the blood flow is insufficient to meet the requirements of the muscle, the patient experiences pain. Measuring the intracompartmental pressures at rest and post-exercise have been shown to be the best method of confirming the diagnosis of CECS, diagnostic criteria: 1) preexercise pressure = 15mm Hg, 2) a 1 minute postexercise pressure of =30 mm Hg, or 3) a 5 minute postexercise pressure = 20 mm Hg.Ans4
Hx: 20yo M marathoner c/o L sided groin pain x 4 wks, continued to maintain routine running regimen despite the discomfort. xray, bone scan, and MR Fig A-D. What is the next step in management?  1-referral to ortho oncologist; 2-Valgus IT osteotom...
Hx: 20yo M marathoner c/o L sided groin pain x 4 wks, continued to maintain routine running regimen despite the discomfort. xray, bone scan, and MR Fig A-D. What is the next step in management? 1-referral to ortho oncologist; 2-Valgus IT osteotomy; 3-Hip scopic eval & labral repair; 4-Perc screw fixation
5-I & D w/ course of IV anx
femoral neck stress fx, most compression-sided fxs  treated non-op w/PWB, perc screw fixation is indicated for tension-sided fx & compression-sided fx that extend > 50% of the way across the neck.Ans4
femoral neck stress fx, most compression-sided fxs treated non-op w/PWB, perc screw fixation is indicated for tension-sided fx & compression-sided fx that extend > 50% of the way across the neck.Ans4
Hx:31yo professional baseball pitcher has incr'd ER & 30 deg deficit on IR on his throwing shoulder compared to his non-dom side. Motion analysis of the GH jnt will show what abn movement of the hum in relation to the glenoid during the cocking ph...
Hx:31yo professional baseball pitcher has incr'd ER & 30 deg deficit on IR on his throwing shoulder compared to his non-dom side. Motion analysis of the GH jnt will show what abn movement of the hum in relation to the glenoid during the cocking phase of throwing? 1-Posterosuperior; 2-Posteroinferior; 3- Anteroinferior; 4-Anterosuperior; 5-Directly ant
(GIRD), = posterior cuff & capsular contracture. Biomechanical studies -> humerus is translated in a posterosuperior direction during the cocking phase of throwing in the setting of a posterior capsular contracture, increased ER may be attributabl...
(GIRD), = posterior cuff & capsular contracture. Biomechanical studies -> humerus is translated in a posterosuperior direction during the cocking phase of throwing in the setting of a posterior capsular contracture, increased ER may be attributable to inc'd hum retroversion, while the IR deficit is caused by soft tissue adaptations.Ans1
Hx-14yo hurdler has the immediate onset of R hip pain p/ trailing limb struck a hurdle, falls down. Fig A R hip AP  The muscle originating at the inj'd structure is innervated by which nerves? 1-Genitofemoral N; 2-Fem N; 3-Pudendal N; 4-Obturator ...
Hx-14yo hurdler has the immediate onset of R hip pain p/ trailing limb struck a hurdle, falls down. Fig A R hip AP The muscle originating at the inj'd structure is innervated by which nerves? 1-Genitofemoral N; 2-Fem N; 3-Pudendal N; 4-Obturator N; 5- Sup gluteal N
rectus femoris avulsion of the (AIIS). The rectus femoris mus is innervated ->fem N, alvusions frequency=ischial tuberosity(50%),  AIIS(25%), (ASIS)(20%), superior corner of pubic symphysis(4%)and iliac crest (1%).Ans2
rectus femoris avulsion of the (AIIS). The rectus femoris mus is innervated ->fem N, alvusions frequency=ischial tuberosity(50%), AIIS(25%), (ASIS)(20%), superior corner of pubic symphysis(4%)and iliac crest (1%).Ans2