'Valgus stress' presentation slideshows

Anatomy and Injuries of the Knee

Anatomy and Injuries of the Knee. Adapted from Connie Rauser Sabino Sports Medicine. Bones Femur Medial/lateral femoral condyles articulate w/ tibia Tibia Tibial plateau is flat-articulates w/ femoral condyles Fibula Articulates w/ tibia Patella Sesamoid bone protects anterior joint

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Anatomy and Injuries of the Knee

Anatomy and Injuries of the Knee. John Hardin SPHS Sports Medicine. Anatomy-Bones. Bones Femur Medial/lateral femoral condyles articulate w/ tibia Tibia Tibial plateau is flat-articulates w/ femoral condyles Fibula Articulates w/ tibia Patella Sesamoid bone protects anterior joint

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Management of elbow instability in adults

Management of elbow instability in adults. An essay submitted for partial fulfillment for Master Degree In Orthopedic surgery. Aim of the work. To discuss the types of elbow instability in adults and the recent trends in its management including non-operative and operative methods.

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COMMON KNEE AND SHOULDER PROBLEMS

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Mike Reinold, PT, DPT, SCS, ATC, CSCS

The Effect of Weighted Ball Throwing Programs on Pitching Velocity, Arm Stress, and Injury Rates. Mike Reinold, PT, DPT, SCS, ATC, CSCS. No Disclosures. Baseball Pitching Injuries Rising at an Alarming Rate. Emphasis on Velocity. Velocity and Elbow Stress.

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Medial Elbow Instability

Medial Elbow Instability. Geoff Wilkin Academic Half-Day University of Ottawa, Div. of Orthopaedic Surgery April 19, 2012. Outline. Biomechanics of Throwing Medial Elbow Instability Valgus Extension Overload. Throwing Biomechanics. Throwing Biomechanics. Windup.

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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy. The Foot. The Ankle & Lower Part I. Ankle & Lower Leg Part II. Ankle & Lower Leg Part III.

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Ulnar Collateral Ligament Rehabilitation

Ulnar Collateral Ligament Rehabilitation. By: Michael Cox. Bony Anatomy. Humerous : Medial epicondyle- trochlea which serves as the axis of rotation for ulna on the humeorus Lateral epicondyle- capitellum which serves as the axis of rotation for the radius

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Femur Patellar surface femur Lateral condyle & epicondyle Head fibula Tibial tuberosity Fibula

Knee Boney Anatomy. Medial condyle & epicondyle Medial condyle of tibia. Femur Patellar surface femur Lateral condyle & epicondyle Head fibula Tibial tuberosity Fibula. Medial Collateral Ligament. MCL Mechanism of Injury Valgus Stress. MCL Sprain.

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3 rd Degree MCL Sprain

3 rd Degree MCL Sprain. Jenny Jefferis. 3 rd Degree MCL Sprain. Complete rupture Because of the force involved, other structures could also be injured, such as the meniscus or the ACL. Mechanism of Injury. Direct blow to the lateral side of the knee while the foot is planted

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