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Hx:50 WC-bound M w/ a hx of traumatic SCI presents w/ 6 mths of progressive, PE-painless L shoulder weakness, decreased range of motion, afebrile and CBC, ESR, and C-rxt prtn levels are nl. xray Fig A. Early management should include:1-HIV testing...
Hx:50 WC-bound M w/ a hx of traumatic SCI presents w/ 6 mths of progressive, PE-painless L shoulder weakness, decreased range of motion, afebrile and CBC, ESR, and C-rxt prtn levels are nl. xray Fig A. Early management should include:1-HIV testing; 2-C spine MRI; 3-repeat ESR, C-reactive prtn, CBC; 4- emergent ORIF; 5-emergent I & D
Charcot shoulder, 5 / 6 patients were found to have syrinx on MRI of the spine as the underlying cause. Therefore, all patients with shoulder neuropathic arthropathy should receive an MRI of the c spine.Ans2
Charcot shoulder, 5 / 6 patients were found to have syrinx on MRI of the spine as the underlying cause. Therefore, all patients with shoulder neuropathic arthropathy should receive an MRI of the c spine.Ans2
Which structures shares the same attachment site as the tendon that undergoes angiofibroplastic hyperplasia during the pathogenesis of tennis elbow? 1-Brachioradialis; 2-Anconeus; 3- Annular lig 4-FCU; 5-  Palmaris longus
Which structures shares the same attachment site as the tendon that undergoes angiofibroplastic hyperplasia during the pathogenesis of tennis elbow? 1-Brachioradialis; 2-Anconeus; 3- Annular lig 4-FCU; 5- Palmaris longus
ECRB originates from the common extensor wad, that also includes ECRL, ED, ECU. The anconeus shares the same attachment site at the lat epicondyle as the ECRB, Immature fibroblastic and vascular infiltration of the origin of the ECRB was found, ex...
ECRB originates from the common extensor wad, that also includes ECRL, ED, ECU. The anconeus shares the same attachment site at the lat epicondyle as the ECRB, Immature fibroblastic and vascular infiltration of the origin of the ECRB was found, excised, and tendon repaired by Nirschl with an improvement rate of 97%.Ans2
Hx: 50 carpenter has chronic pain over the lat aspect of the elbow. He notes pain when using a hammer. PE pain with resisted wrist extension while the elbow is fully extended. Which muscle attachment is involved?  1-Distal biceps brachii; 2-Brachi...
Hx: 50 carpenter has chronic pain over the lat aspect of the elbow. He notes pain when using a hammer. PE pain with resisted wrist extension while the elbow is fully extended. Which muscle attachment is involved? 1-Distal biceps brachii; 2-Brachioradialis;3- ECRB; 4-ECRL; 5-Supinator
lateral epicondylitis, which is caused from pathologic changes at the origin @ (ECRB). pain that is reproduced w/ gripping, resisted long finger ext, resisted wrist ext while the elbow is fully extd, maximum passive wrist flex. DDX not pain w/ res...
lateral epicondylitis, which is caused from pathologic changes at the origin @ (ECRB). pain that is reproduced w/ gripping, resisted long finger ext, resisted wrist ext while the elbow is fully extd, maximum passive wrist flex. DDX not pain w/ resisted supination with the arm and wrist in extension characteristically seen with radial tunnel syndrome.Ans3
All are true regarding grade III (MCL) tears of the knee EXCEPT: 1- Prox ruptures have decr residual valgus laxity p/ nonop tx than distal ruptures; 2-They result in > than 10 mm of valgus opening; 3-They can result in a Stener-type lesion; 4-They...
All are true regarding grade III (MCL) tears of the knee EXCEPT: 1- Prox ruptures have decr residual valgus laxity p/ nonop tx than distal ruptures; 2-They result in > than 10 mm of valgus opening; 3-They can result in a Stener-type lesion; 4-They require operative repair when there is a concomitant ACL tear; 5- Prox ruptures have better healing potential w/ nonop tx than distl ruptures
presence of an ACL tear does NOT preclude nonop tx. Timing of ACL recon w/ a concomitant MCL sprain should be delayed proportional to the extent of MCL damage. (Grade I inj, 3-4 wks; grade II inj, 4-6 wks; grade III inj, 6-8 wks.) recom nonop mana...
presence of an ACL tear does NOT preclude nonop tx. Timing of ACL recon w/ a concomitant MCL sprain should be delayed proportional to the extent of MCL damage. (Grade I inj, 3-4 wks; grade II inj, 4-6 wks; grade III inj, 6-8 wks.) recom nonop managt of acute grade III MC @ the femoral origin or mid-substance, and primary repair of injuries at the tibial origin. because of better vascularity, proximal tears tend to heal better than distal ones.Ans4
Proper tackling techniques should be taught to adolescent football players to prevent catastrophic C spine injury. These injuries MC occur through which of the following mech?  1-Axial loading of the subaxial spine that occurs with spear tackling;...
Proper tackling techniques should be taught to adolescent football players to prevent catastrophic C spine injury. These injuries MC occur through which of the following mech? 1-Axial loading of the subaxial spine that occurs with spear tackling; 2-Tx injury leading to nerve-root avulsion from arm tackling; 3- Excessive lat bending from high impact shoulder tackling; 4-Flexi-distraction inj due to a whiplash mechanism during cut blocking; 5-Rotational inj from pulling on the face mask during a tackle
football, the MC type of traumatic neck injury involves fracture, dislocation, or ligamentous disruption of the subaxial c spine. T2^ axial loading mech MC'ly occur during spear tackling by defensive backs,"dead arm syndrome" or brachial plexopath...
football, the MC type of traumatic neck injury involves fracture, dislocation, or ligamentous disruption of the subaxial c spine. T2^ axial loading mech MC'ly occur during spear tackling by defensive backs,"dead arm syndrome" or brachial plexopathy=burners/stingers, stenois w/ torg/pavolv ,0.8 or D<13mm, nl =17 .Ans1