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What are the indications for repantation.

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Contraindications to replant

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Treatment of replant patient in ER.

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What is your approach to replant?

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What is your post op replant care?

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What is approach to failing replant?

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What’s your approach to major limb replant?

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ICU, Blood

Perfusate.

Warn Anesthesia, K+, lactate, myoglobin

Fasciotomies.

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Replant complications?

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Replant Outcomes?

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Differential for bone tumors?

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What are the stabilizing ligaments of the thumb?

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13
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What position would you fix your thumb arthrodesis?

What would you also assess?

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What are the diagnostic criteria of RA?

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What is the Nalebuff Rhume classification?

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Non op, passive corr, flxed, salvage

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What is the approach to RA?

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What are the indications and principles of tendon transfers?

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An RA patient is referred for inability to flex thumb.

What is your reconstructive plan?

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20
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A patient has extensor tendon ruptures.

What is your algorthim.

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Side to side for closest, EIP or FDS.

All 4: FDS 3 and 4 to power 2 EDC.

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What are the options for EPL TT?

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What is the Nailbuff Thumb classification?

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How would you manage a Type 1 and Type 3 Nailbuff thumb deformity?

What angle would you fuse the MCP?

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What is the algorthim for ear coverage?

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What are the tendon excursions?

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What is your post op protocol for TT?

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6 retrain

8 strength

12 foll

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What’s the difference between a high and pin palsy?

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29
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What are the radial nerve TT?

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30
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What are the signs of ulnar nerve palsy?

What is the BOUVIER maneuver?

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31
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A patient has a high ulnar nerve palasy 3 years ago.

What do you need to reconstruct for high and low ulnar nerve palsies?

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D45 ETS D3

FCR–> FCU

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What are the tendon transfers for low and high ulnar nerve palsy?

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33
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How would you do your key pinch reconstruction?

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ECRB + TG- Palmar to adductor, dorsal to tendons, NV strs.

FDS - fascia used as pulley - weakens power grip.

1st DI - APL accessory slip +TG

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What are the muscles innervated by the median nerve?

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35
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What do you need to reconstruct in median nerve palsey?

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Low - opponens

AIN - FPL/ FDP2

High - all

36
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What movement is thumb opposition?

What are the options? And prerequsites?

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Flexion, abducion, pronation (FAP)

May not be fully compromised if dual innervation to FPB. Dont do opponens then.

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Describe a EIP/ Burkhalter transfer, what is the position of tension?

When can you not use FDS?

Describe and FDS/ Bunnell transfer.

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Wrist in neutral, max palmer abduction.

High Median or ulnar.

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Review the median nerve TT.

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40
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What nerve transfers could be used in low/high median nerve palsy.

Sensory?

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41
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What are the CP changes in hand, wrist, forearm.

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42
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What are the requirements for surgical innervation in a TP patient?

How would you eval?

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Elbow: Central delt +TG, Biceps

Wrist: BR –> ECRL

Pinch–> BR or Moberg(Static) to DR -+ IP fusion

Digits extension: EDC/EPL tenodesis, Fowler static wrist tenodesis

flexion: 2s2 fdp, ECRL

Intrinsic: any opponens, static claw correction.

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You get a referal for a patient with corkscrew collaterals.

WHat is your differential.

What is your management if its Buerger’s?

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What are the ligaments of the wrist.

Extrinsic and intrinsic.

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RSC, RSL, L&S RU, UL, UTq

DRC (RL, RTq)

Intrinsic: SL (DSL stronger dorsal), LTq. (TV) stronger volar

Volar:+ PisoHam

Dorsal: + Dorsal Intercarpal lig

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What are the components of the TFCC.

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What is the blood supply to the scapoid?

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47
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Clinical signs of scapoid #?

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48
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What is your initial management of a scapohid fracture?

What are the indicaitons?

What is a humpback deformity?

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Describe your OR for scaphoid #.

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50
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RF for scaphoid non union.

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51
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What are the SNAC stages and treatment?

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52
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How to reduce a Perilunate injury?

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53
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What is your algortim for Kienbocks?

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54
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How would you test for TFCC pathology?

What are the functions?

What would you see on XR?

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Ins

Pal: Ulnar wrist, Fovea, Druj Stab, Impaction

Clicking with Pro/sup

Stabilize, Cushion, P/S

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What are the treatment options for TFCC?

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56
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What are the DRUJ stabilizers?

What are causes of instability?

What would you see on exam? Inv? Tx?

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What are the concepts of nerve transfer.

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58
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What are the common nerve transfers?

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60
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What are the contents of the triangular space, interval and quadrangular space?

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61
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What is the course of the median nerve?

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62
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What is the course of the ulnar nerve? Where does the dorsal branch separate?

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63
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What are the sites of compression of the ulnar nerve?

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What is the course of the radial nerve?

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65
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What is the boundaries of the radial tunnel. How do you differentiate Epicondylitis vs PIN?

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66
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Sites of RC compression

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  1. Bands at RC
  2. ECRB tendinous origin
  3. Recurrent radial - leash of Henry
  4. Proximal/ Distal Supinator
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Review the Seddon and Sunderland Classification.

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68
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What are the factors of nerve recovery?

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69
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How will you do a local flap ear repair?

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