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Osteoarthritis
Http where does osteoarthritis occur,
What does osteoarthritis result from,
What is the mechanism of osteoart...
31
cards
Elective Joint Replacement
What is the most common indicatio...,
What can affect joint replacements,
What are the alternatives to join...
25
cards
Fractures
What is a compound fracture,
What is a stable fracture,
What is a pathological fracture
42
cards
Hip Fractures
What are the major risk factors f...,
How are hip fractures categorised,
Label the image
17
cards
Compartment Syndrome
What is compartment syndrome,
What is fascia,
How is acute compartment syndrome...
14
cards
Osteomyelitis
What is osteomyelitis,
What is haematogenous osteomyelitis,
What is the most common mode of i...
15
cards
Sarcoma
What are sarcomas,
What are the types of bone sarcoma,
Who is most affected by ewing sar...
11
cards
Back Pain and Sciatica
What is another term for low back...,
How long does it take for acute b...,
What are the causes of mechanical...
27
cards
Cauda Equina Syndrome
Where does the cauda equina begin,
What is the conus medullaris,
What are the causes of cauda equi...
11
cards
Spinal Stenosis
What happens in spinal stenosis,
What are the typical sites of spi...,
When is spinal stenosis more like...
14
cards
Meralgia Paresthetica
What is meralgia paresthetica,
What is a mononeuropathy,
What are the nerve routes of the ...
12
cards
Trochanteric Bursitis
What is trochanteric bursitis,
What are bursae,
What do bursae do
14
cards
Meniscal Tears
What do the menisci do in the knee,
What is the groove on the femur c...,
What are the ligaments in the knee
18
cards
ACL Injury
Where do both the cruciate ligame...,
Where do the acl and pcl originate,
What do the acl and pcl do
17
cards
Osgood-Schlatter Disease
What is osgood schlatter disease,
Who is typically affected by osd,
What is the pathophysiology of osd
7
cards
Bakers Cyst
What is another,
What are the borders of the popli...,
What is the pathophysiology of ba...
14
cards
Achilles Tendinopathy
What are the types of achilles te...,
What are the risk factors of achi...,
What are two examples of fluoroqu...
7
cards
Achilles Tendon Rupture
What are the risk factors of achi...,
How quickly can achilles tendon r...,
What is the typical presentation ...
8
cards
Plantar Fasciitis
What is plantar fasciitis,
What is the function of the plant...,
How does plantar fasciitis present
6
cards
Frozen Shoulder
What is frozen shoulder also called,
Who is most commonly affected by ...,
What is primary and secondary fro...
18
cards
Rotator Cuff Tears
What are the rotator cuff muscles,
How do patients present with rota...,
What investigations are used for ...
6
cards
Shoulder Dislocation
What is shoulder dislocation,
What is the difference between su...,
What type of shoulder dislocation...
25
cards
Olecranon Bursitis
What is another name for olecrano...,
Who is affected by olecranon burs...,
How does olecranon bursitis present
10
cards
Repetitive Strain Injury
What is repetitive strain injury,
What is affected by repetitive st...,
What characteristics of activity ...
9
cards
Epicondylitis
What is epicondylitis,
What do the tendons that insert i...,
Who is affected by epicondylitis
13
cards
De Quervain's Tenosynovitis
What is de quervain s tenosynovitis,
What tendons are primarily affect...,
Why can de quervain s sometimes b...
11
cards
Trigger Finger
What is another name for trigger ...,
What is the pathophysiology of tr...,
What is the most commonly affecte...
9
cards
Dupuytren's Contracture
What is dupuytren s contracture,
What is a contracture,
What is the pathophysiology of du...
9
cards
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
What causes carpal tunnel syndrome,
What branch of the median nerve i...,
Why is sensation to the palm not ...
11
cards
Ganglion Cysts
What are ganglion cysts,
Where do you get ganglion cysts,
What causes ganglion cysts
8
cards
Fat Pad Atrophy
What is affected by fat pad atrophy,
What is the purpose of the fat pad,
What causes fat pad atrophy
5
cards
Morton's Neuroma
What is morton s neuroma,
Where is the abnormal nerve usual...,
What causes morton s neuroma
7
cards
Hallux Valgus
What is hallux valgus also known as,
What is a bunion,
How long does it take for bunions...
7
cards
Gout
0
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