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BMP's in healing
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- released when bone is resorbed by osteoclasts
- stimulate osteoprogenitor cells to become osteoblasts - injection into muscle makes an entire new ossicle - a big thing in bone grafts |
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PDGF in healing
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positive effect on wound and ligament healing
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TGF-b1 in healing
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positive effect on tensile strength of the healing tissue
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healing in tendons and ligaments
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- keep them mobile
- make of collagen, and that can form adhesions |
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partial thickness AC healing
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- necrosis of hypertrophic cartialge cells nearby
- defects filled w/ fibrin - b/t 2 days and 2 weeks, mitosis for more cartilage cells, but not nearly enough to replace - in time, flattened fiborous cells from superficial zone fill defect |
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full thickness AC healing
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- adjacent cartilage necrosis
- defect filled w/ blood that clots - filled some w/ superficial cells, BUT - bluk of defect filled w/ granulation tissue - this becomes more fibrous and less vascular, looking more like hyaline cartilage |
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hot and cold technetium bone scans
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- hot, or increased uptake, w/ a fracture
- cold, or decreased uptake, w/ AVN |
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4 R's of fracture therapy
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- recognition
- reduction - retention - rehab |
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Sudeck atrophy
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- vasomotor disorder
- intense pain and spotty osteoporosis - usually relevied by resumption of normal activities - interruption of synp nerve to the part may be necessary |