Periosteal stripping is one of the findings that can be seen with shoulder dislocation. To understand why that is, lets see the anatomy of the IGHL attachment to the glenoid. PERIOSTEAL STRIPPING PERIOSTEAL STRIPPING ANATOMY The IGHL has two attachments The Labrum and The Glenoid. The Glenoid attachment has Superficial fibres that attach […]
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In the Mini Fellowship we looked at a number of Bursae around the hip joint. Another less common bursa is the Obturator Bursa. OBTURATOR INTERNUS BURSA OBTURATOR INTERNUS BURSA ANATOMY The obturator internus muscle (Orange arrow) lies predominantly within the pelvis. Its prominent tendon (Pink arrow) curves around the ischium (Blue circle) to insert on
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We looked at denervation of the Suprascapular nerve in the Mini Fellowship. Today lets look at the Axillary nerve. We will start with Quadrilateral Space Syndrome and follow that in the next post with Axillary nerve denervation from Dislocation. QUADRILATERAL SPACE QUADRILATERAL SPACE ANATOMY The Quadrilateral space is in the axillary region through which the
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In the course we discussed AVN of the femoral head. Another form of osteonecrosis is Medullary Bone infarction. MEDULLARY BONE INFARCTS MEDULLARY BONE INFARCTS WHAT IS IT Medullary bone infarction is Osteonecrosis centered on the metaphysis or diaphysis. These are usually silent with no symptoms and are picked up incidentally on imaging. WHY DOES IT
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We have discussed the various labral variants in the course but there are others also worth discussing. A Meniscoid Labrum is one of them. MENISCOID LABRUM MENISCOID LABRUM WHAT IS IT The labrum is considered Meniscoid when at the 12 0’clock position, its free edge overhangs the glenoid. The base of the overhanging portion
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REVIEW HIP XRAY: WHAT ARE YOUR FINDINGS We are going to review assessment of the AP hip x-ray. Look at the x-ray below 36 yo male with hip pain. There are a number of findings we have discussed in the Mini Fellowship. HIP X-RAY WHAT TO LOOK FOR Is there evidence of a, Cam type
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INTRODUCTION Thank you for joining the Shoulder Subscription course. The aim of this is to continue with increasing the depth of your knowledge about the topics we have covered, introduce new topics and also review what we have done so that you remember it better when you need it when reporting. WHAT DO YOU GET
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SUBSPINE IMPINGEMENT: FINDINGS AND JOURNAL SUMMARY We looked at other forms of impingement at the hip like FAI and Ischiofemoral impingement. Today we have a look at Subspine Impingement. The concept and important findings. This is a review and synopsis of two articles in: AJR: (This looks at the AIIS morphology) Anterior Inferior Iliac Spine
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