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sprains
stretched ligaments
strains
occur over time, microscopic tears
tx for strains
ice,elevate,immobilize
menicus tear
c/b rotation,immediate swelling seen
McMurarys sign is positive with
menicus tear
arthroscopy done with
menicus tear
immediate swelling also seen with
torn ligaments
acheles tendon rupture
most common sports injury
acheles tendon tear=
slow to heal
3 degrees of developmental hip dysplasia
dysplasia,subluxation,
dislocation
dysplasia=
ball in joint-acetabulum not developed
subluxation=
ball coming out,ligament stretched
dislocation=
ball out of socket,ligament tight
Dx signs of dysplasia
Ortolani sign(up to 3 mth old),shortening of leg,asymetrical thigh & butt,
broad peri
Pavlik harness & hip spica cast
tx for newborn to 6 mths with DDH
traction followed by spica
tx for 6 mth-18 mth old with DDH
most common type of clubfoot
talipes equinus varus
(ankle with plantar flexion & inward bend)
metatarsus adductus
ankle aligned with only foot & toes adducted
corrected by manipulation & stretching firts 6 weeks of life
metatarsus adductus
Legg-Calve Perthes dz
pain with limp in AM or long/active days
most common hip disorder with teens
slipped femoral capital epiphysis(SFCE)
epiphysis remains in acetabulum but neck slips & deforms femoral head
SFCE
most common spinal deformity
scoliosis
post-op scoliosis surgery comp
lung colapse