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acquired dislocation of hip in this position of hip
flexed
adducted
medially rotated
posterior dislocation of hip s/s
paralysis of hamstrings and muscles distal to the knee supplied by sciatic nerve
sensory changes occur in skin over posterolateral aspects of leg and much of foot (sensory branches of sciatic)
anterior dislocaiton of hip joint forces hip into
extension
abduction
lateral rotation
e.g. catching ski tip when snow skiing
patellofemoral syndrome cause and fix
cause - runner’s knee especially running downhill, abnormal tracking of patella relative to patellar surface of the femur
strengthing of vastus medialis can correct it!
most common injury of knee
ligament strain
when foot planted into ground
FCL, TCL
ACL tested clinically via
Lachman’s test
triangle in knee for aspiration;/ drug injection forme dby
gerdy’s tubercle, lateral epicondyle of femur and apex of patella
most commonly torn during ankle sprains
anterior talofibular ligament
arteries involved in scapular anastamosis
VENTRAL:
thyrocervical artery cervicodorsal trunk suprascapular artery deep scapular artery dorsal scapular artery thoracodorsal artery circumflex scapular artery subscapular a.
DORSAL:
suprascapular artery dorsal scapular artery anastamoses with intercostal a. subscapular a. circumflex scapular branch of subscapular a.
laminectomy
surgical excision of one or more spnous processes and adjacent supporting vertebral laminae in a particular region of vertebral column
to gain access to spinal cord
often performed to relieve pressure on spinal cord or nerve roots caused by tumor, herniated IV disc, bony hypertrophy (excess growth)
C2 fracture occures in bony column formed by sup. and inf. articular porcesses of the axis, called the
pars interarticularis
pars interarticularis fracture called
traumatic spondylolysis of C2
effects of lumbar spinal stenosis
lumbar spinal nerves increase in size as they descend but IV foramen decrease in size
thoracic outlet syndrome caused by
supernumerary rib putting pressure on subclavian artery/ inferior trunk of brachial plexus