– Discussion: – w/ foot in full supination, ankle is submitted to plantar flexion force; – most often causes a SH type II frx (less often SH I) of distal tibia; – fibular fracture may or may not be present; – Radiograph: – on lateral x-ray look for … Read more
The Most Up-to-Date Book on ESWT A Accessory Bones of the Foot Accessory Navicular Achilles Tendinitis Akin Procedure Amputation of Foot and Ankle Anterior Impingement Snydrome of Ankle Arthrodesis of First MTP Joint Avulsion of Base of 5th Metatarsal B Bunionette C Calcaneus Calcaneal Apophysitis Calcaneovalgus Foot Cavovarus Foot Cheilectomy of First MTP Chevron Osteotomy … Read more
– TKR Menu: AP cutting guide – Determine Appropriate AP Component Size: – most instrument systems incorporate cutting block that is placed on end of femur & rotated to appropriate orientation; – prior to inserting the AP sizing guide, remove any prominent meniscal remnants so that the posterior “fins” of the … Read more
– See: – Joint Line Position – Patella Infera: – Discussion: – elevation of the joint line occurrs when only very small amount of tibial plateua surface is removed and “space” for the components created by removing portion of the distal … Read more
– Discussion: – see: – tibial component – extra-medullary cutting guide; – preparation for proximal tibial cut – posterior slope – this cut is made at right angles to anatomical axis … Read more
– Discussion: – femoral cutting guide is set for the appropriate right or left valgus angulation of +5 to 7 deg (in the tall thin patient try +5 deg, & in short obese patient try 7 or even +9 deg); – in lateral plane, this cut is perpendicular to anatomic axis … Read more
– See: Femoral Component – Resection of the Distal Femur: – cushing rongeur is used to remove osteophytes in medial & lateral aspects of the femoral condyles as well as the intercondylar space; – this avoids, possible mis-sizing of the femoral component; – femoral IM alignment rod: (discussion) … Read more
– Component Insertion: – tibial insertion: – cement is applied to the proximal tibial surface, and the surgeon uses gloved fingers to manually press cement into proximal tibial surface; – subsequently additional cement is applied to the proximal tibial surface; … Read more