[PDF] Top 20 What's in a name? Upper extremity fracture eponyms (Part 1)

... common fracture seen in the emergency department, the Colles fracture, named after the Irish sur- geon Abraham Colles, refers to an extra-articular trans- verse fracture of the distal radius with ... See full document

... Experiment 1, the patients movement was assessed using a number of tests: the SIAS upper extremity motor function assessment, the upper extremity subsec- tion of the Fugl-Meyer ... See full document

... Age differences between the groups were analysed with an independent t-test, categorical variables with Mann–Whitney U test and dichotomized variables with Fisher’s exact test. Correlations between all of the ARAT ... See full document

... (exercises 1 and 2) improved balance and posture, one exercise (exercise 4) improved coordination and agility, three exercises (exercises 2, 4 and 8) improved control of the lumbar neutral zone, two exercises ... See full document

... Material and methods: Retrospective study including patients admitted between 2008 and 2012 to a level-I trauma center. Inclusion criteria: ISS > 16, two or more injured body regions, clavicular fracture. ... See full document

... A brief selection of estimates of disability is presented below from sources for Northern Ireland as well as estimates for other countries. Prior to the 2006 Northern Ireland Survey of Activity Limitations and ... See full document

... Eponymous extremity fractures are commonly encountered in the emergency setting and are frequently used in interactions amongst radiolo- gists, emergency clinicians, and ...of eponyms can result in ... See full document

... In orthopaedic trauma patients, it has been one of the main goals to re-establish functionality that allow the patient to return to activities of daily life (ADL). In those patients that sustained multiple injuries, ... See full document

... of fracture alone is a risk factor, but orthopedic trauma patients have been shown to experience post-traumatic stress syndrome, depres- sion, and anxiety, which are all associated with increased risk for opioid ... See full document

... tibia fracture was ipsilateral to the femur fracture in 71% (11 cases) and contralateral in 26% (4 ...and 1 multiple rib fracture with flial chest) qualified as ...tibia fracture was ... See full document

... and fracture risk in children with chronic illness, because the studies in these popula- tions have been limited to smaller co- horts with varying diagnoses and risk factors for poor bone ...lower- ... See full document

... As you now know how to perform the tests and have some idea as to the reliability of each test, you possess the skill set required to identify de cits. Additionally, you also have the capability to determine what ... See full document

... (Upper extremity) as well as in adhoshakha (Lower extremity). In upper extremity, it is present in the centre of the forearm, slightly at the lateral aspect where the radial artery ... See full document

... The number of patients in Sweden with a severe injury of the lower limb is low. In this material, only 13 limb reconstructions for open tibial fracture were performed every year. Knowledge about outcome of ... See full document

... Klenerman et al and Balfour et al found in various studies that a valgus angulation of more than 15 degrees unacceptable cosmetically though they found that this was not having any functional disability. Broad dynamic ... See full document

... The membranous portion is the shortest, least dilatable and the narrowest part of the canal with the exception of the external urethral meatus. It passes downward and forward, with a minimal anterior concavity, ... See full document

... As a quantitative outcome measure for transfer of skill, the BBT was chosen. It is an easily explained, time- efficient assessment, which shows no ceiling effect and evaluates the most essential hand functions, i.e. ... See full document

... acetabular fracture between January 2009 and May 2017 at a level I trauma ...(2) fracture involving the quadrilateral plate, (3) complete radiographic assessment, and (4) eight fracture types in ... See full document

... the upper it was the prime cause of denture fracture, such dentures flex in mouth during function around the midline and due to repeated small loadings during mastication lead to fatigue ...of ... See full document

... score of under 20, where thorough wound debridement and skeletal stabilization was done. Later multiple debridement, soft tissue and bony reconstructive procedures were done to achieve the salvage of the limb. Two ... See full document