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1
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Hindfoot valgus that doesn’t correct with toe standing.

A

Think tarsal coalition.

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Pediatric conditions: Odontoid hypoplasia

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Morquio’s syndrome and pseudoachondroplasia

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pediatric distal femur fracture

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Complication = Limb length discrepancy or angular deformity

  • results from physeal arrest
  • occurs in 30-50% of displaced fractures
  • prevent with
  • anatomic physeal alignment (critical)
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Bilateral sesamoiditis

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Concern for:

Reiter’s disease

Psoriatic arthritis

Seronegative RA

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5
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Looks like perthes but is simultaneous and bilateral.

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MED

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Markedly elevated CPK

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Duchennes muscular dystrophy

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SED

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Involve:

  1. ophthalmologist
    • obtain yearly eye examination
  2. pulmonologist
    • monitor for declining lung function
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Pediatric Olecrenon Fracture

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Association with OI

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Intravascular Injection of Bupivicaine

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Can cause arrythmia and asystole

Give intravascular lipid emulsion immediatly.

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Pediatric patient: Distal tibial physeal fracture

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Risk of unrecognized rotational deformity which can lead to increased external foot progression angle.

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Recon with PAGETS

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Increased bleeding - need cell-saver

Increased risk for intra-op fracture

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JIA Workup

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Examine C-Spine (AAS)

Opthamology consult (Uveitis)

Abdominal exam (splenomegaly)

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Pediatric patient with irriducible (closed) injury.

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Usually interposed soft tissue

PERIOSTEUM

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recurrent MT stress fractures

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cavovarus foot

female athlete triad

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Patient has spondylodiskitis.

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MRI the ENTIRE spine.

high incidence of skip lesions.

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Charcot Shoulder

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Syrinx

17
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Surgically treated tibial eminence fracture.

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Risk of arthrofibrosis is high.

Early ROM is critical.

18
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Nerve Injury post THR

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  1. Examine patient
  2. Flex knee and extend hip
  3. Release compressive bandages
  4. Assess for hematoma - release in OR if present
  5. EMG at 3 months
  6. Involve nerve surgeon
  7. Foot Drop Splint
  8. Only 30% recover completely
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Larsens Syndrome

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Cervical spine imaging to rule out cervical kyphosis

20
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OI patient with apnea, altered consciousness, ataxia, or myelopathy.

A

Basilar Invagination.

usually 3 or 4 decade of life.

21
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BBFA fracture treated with CR and cast.

(Involving long term prognosis.)

A

5-10% chance of re-fracture

22
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FlashGrenade!

Hemihypertrophy

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Association with malignant intra-abdominal tumours and genitourinary pathology

  • malignant intra-abdominal tumors
    • Wilm’s tumor (most common)
      • perform serial abdominal ultrasounds (every 3 months) until age 7 to rule out Wilm’s tumor
      • then physical exam every 6 months until skeletal maturity
    • adrenal carcinoma
    • hepatoblastoma
  • genitourinary abnormalities
    • medullary sponge kidneys
    • polycystic kidney
    • inguinal hernias
23
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Ehlors Danlos w/u

A

Echocardiogram

(mitral valve and aortic root)

24
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Bilateral sesamoiditis

A

Concern for:

  1. reiter’s disease (urethritis, conjuctivitis / iritis, inflammatory bowel disease)
  2. psoriatic arthritis
  3. seronegative RA
25
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Pediatric proximal tibia fracture.

A

WARN FAMILY​

Cozen phenomenon

  • Risk of valgus deformity
    • Usually self correcting
  • Risk of LLD
    • Does not correct
    • Affected tibia usually LONGER (overgrowth)
26
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Hemophilia

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HIV

90% prevalence

27
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Pediatric conditions: Spinal Stenosis

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Achondroplasia

28
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Displaced distal ulnar physeal injury

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Associated with DRUJ injury

29
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Patient is on Phenytoin.

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Can cause osteoporosis and fracture.

30
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Myelodysplasia

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Latex Allergy

Anaphylactic

(IgE mediated)

31
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Pediatric MRSA Osteomyelitis

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High risk of DVT and septic emboli

32
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Crouch walker - CP Gait

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Don’t do isolated heel cord lengthening because it will worsen the deformity.

33
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Pediatric carpal tunnel syndrome

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Mucopolysaccharidoses

Type 1 S (Sheie)

34
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Total knee in setting of patellectomy.

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Have to use PS knee.

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