tendon and ligament injuries Flashcards

1
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tendinous insertion

A

sharpey fibres

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2
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structure

A
longitudinal arrangement
tenocytes
fibres (collagen type 1 triple helix)
fascicles of long narrow spiralling collagen bundles
endotenon
paratenon (fascicles)
epitenon
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3
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tendon sheath

A

flexor tendons in distal palm and fingers eg
connected to tendons by vincula
synovial lining +fluid

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4
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function

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flexible very strong in tension

movement is life, immobility reduces water content& glycoaminoglycan concentration and strength

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5
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injury

A

degeneration
inflammation
enthesiopathy inflammation of tendon insertion
avulsion

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6
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degeneration

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intrasubstance mucoid degeneration

rheumatoid arthritis

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7
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traction apophysitis

A

insertion of patellar tendon into anterior tibial tuberosity

recurrent load inflammation

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8
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treatment of avulsion

A

conservative, operative

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9
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intrasubstance rupture

A

load exceeds failure strength

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10
Q

achilles tendon rupture

A

positive simmond’s squeeze test

palpable tender gap

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11
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lacerations

A

finger flexors

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12
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ligaments

A

dense bands of collagenous tissue
spans a joint
anchored to bone at either end
joint stability through range motion

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13
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ligament structure

A
collagen fibres (type 1)
fibroblasts 
sensory fibres proprioception stretch sensory
vessels
crimping (allow stretch)
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14
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ligament rupture

A

force exceeds strength

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15
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healing

A
haemorrhage-
blood clot, replaced with heavy cellular infiltrate
Proliferative phase-
scar tissue
disorganized collagenous tissue
remodelling
matrix become more ligament like
major differences in composition, architechture, function persist
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16
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treatment

A
conservative: 
partial 
no instability
poor candidate surgery
operative
instability
expectation
compulsory (knee dislocation)