Misc Flashcards
Treatment of symptomatic Watanabe I and II discoid menisci.
Saucerization only.
MSK malignancy associated with Rothmund-Thompson syndrome
Osteosarcoma.
Indication for ORIF for ASIS avulsion fractures.
Displacement greater than 3cm or painful nonunion.
What factor most significantly contributes to development of pseudotumor formation for MoM implants?
Edge loading.
Antoni A.
Cellular area in benign schwannoma.
Antoni B.
Less cellular area in benign schwannoma.
Serratus anterior innervation.
Long thoracic.
Rhomboids innervation.
Dorsal scapular.
Supraspinatus innervation.
Suprascapular n.
Infraspinatus innervation.
Suprascapular n.
Horner syndrome indicates preganglionic injury to these nerve roots.
C8, T1.
CC ligaments.
Conoid and trapezoid.
Most medial CC ligament.
Conoid.
Most lateral CC ligament.
Trapezoid.
These ligaments are torn with type 3 AC separation.
CC ligaments.
This ligament prevents anterosuperior escape.
Coracoacromial.
Hornblower’s sign tests this
Teres minor.
Teres minor innervation.
Axillary nerve.
Delayed infection after pediatric PSF.
p. acnes.
Pediatric spondylolisthesis indications.
Progression, grade 3+
Type of surgery for pediatric spondylolisthesis.
PSF L4-S1
Highest risk of progression of congenital scoliosis.
Hemivertebra with contralateral bar.
EOS progression risk (3).
- RVAD > 20
- Phase 2 ribs
- Curve > 30 deg
Phase I versus phase II ribs in infantile scoliosis.
Phase I – no rib overlap with vertebral body
Phase – rib overlap with vertebral body
Palpable mass in SCM.
Congenital muscular torticollis.
Algorightm for C1-C2 pediatric rotator subluxation.
CT scan, traction.
Most important risk factor for DDH.
Breech presentation.
Ortolani positive.
Reducible.
Barlow positive.
Dislocatable.
This column intact with PAO.
Posterior.
Boys age maturity.
16
Female age maturity.
14
Perthes more common in boys or girls.
Boys.
Bilateral perthes in ___%.
12-15%.