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... requested is clinically indicated or necessary, this may not Imaging, a consortium of professional societies concerned always be the case. There has been evidence, for example, about the amount radiation exposure children receive when that not all exams ordered may be clinically indicated, and under ...
... requested is clinically indicated or necessary, this may not Imaging, a consortium of professional societies concerned always be the case. There has been evidence, for example, about the amount radiation exposure children receive when that not all exams ordered may be clinically indicated, and under ...
Reverse Prosthesis Through a Superior Approach for Cuff
... Arthroplasty in cuff tear arthropathy is the most difficult and challenging issue in shoulder practice. Many prosthesis designs have been developed during the last decades, but all of them disappeared due to early loosening, mainly of the glenoid component. For more than 10 years, a semiconstrained ...
... Arthroplasty in cuff tear arthropathy is the most difficult and challenging issue in shoulder practice. Many prosthesis designs have been developed during the last decades, but all of them disappeared due to early loosening, mainly of the glenoid component. For more than 10 years, a semiconstrained ...
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... that results in compromise to the safety, efficiency, or adequacy of nutritional intake. Because swallowing and breathing share a common space in the pharynx, problems in either of these processes, or lack of synchronization between processes, can affect a child’s ability to protect their airway dur ...
... that results in compromise to the safety, efficiency, or adequacy of nutritional intake. Because swallowing and breathing share a common space in the pharynx, problems in either of these processes, or lack of synchronization between processes, can affect a child’s ability to protect their airway dur ...
Bony Anatomic Landmarks to Avoid Injury to the Marginal
... the course and location of the MMN in relation to the anterior facial artery and the mandible. On the basis of the dissections of 100 cadaveric facial halves, Dingman and Grabb9 noted that, posterior to the facial artery, the mandibular nerve passed above the inferior border of the mandible in 81% o ...
... the course and location of the MMN in relation to the anterior facial artery and the mandible. On the basis of the dissections of 100 cadaveric facial halves, Dingman and Grabb9 noted that, posterior to the facial artery, the mandibular nerve passed above the inferior border of the mandible in 81% o ...
External ethmoidectomy - Vula
... ethmoidal artery where it passes through its foramen which is located in the frontoethmoidal suture line, and the anterior ethmoidal cells and it relationship to the middle turbinate and lamina papyracea Figure 7 is a coronal cut through the posterior ethmoids. Note the horizontally orientated groun ...
... ethmoidal artery where it passes through its foramen which is located in the frontoethmoidal suture line, and the anterior ethmoidal cells and it relationship to the middle turbinate and lamina papyracea Figure 7 is a coronal cut through the posterior ethmoids. Note the horizontally orientated groun ...
Use of bilateral groin flaps in the closure of defects of
... of the groin area (1). It is considered to be a type A fasciocutaneous flap because it includes the fascia of the sartorius muscle and Scarpa’s fascia (2). The superficial circumflex artery commonly arises from the femoral artery and, in approximately 50% of cases, there will be a common trunk with ...
... of the groin area (1). It is considered to be a type A fasciocutaneous flap because it includes the fascia of the sartorius muscle and Scarpa’s fascia (2). The superficial circumflex artery commonly arises from the femoral artery and, in approximately 50% of cases, there will be a common trunk with ...
Podiatry Today (http://www.podiatrytoday.com)
... underwent the Broström-Gould procedure. There was one poor outcome, two reports of wound dehiscence, six patients with edema for greater than six months and one patient had continued pain, stiffness and recurrent sprains. Study researchers found the modified Broström procedure provided good to excel ...
... underwent the Broström-Gould procedure. There was one poor outcome, two reports of wound dehiscence, six patients with edema for greater than six months and one patient had continued pain, stiffness and recurrent sprains. Study researchers found the modified Broström procedure provided good to excel ...
Title: The Anatomic Basis for the Tear Trough and Crescent
... rim to the lateral canthus. Two measurements were taken at each interval, the first being the anteriorposterior distance from the arcus marginalis to the superior apex of the infraorbital rim, and the second being the distance form the arcus marginalis to the most anterior extent of the infraorbital ...
... rim to the lateral canthus. Two measurements were taken at each interval, the first being the anteriorposterior distance from the arcus marginalis to the superior apex of the infraorbital rim, and the second being the distance form the arcus marginalis to the most anterior extent of the infraorbital ...
Table of Contents
... Accreditation: The Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to sponsor Continuing Medical Education for physicians. SAGES designates this Continuing Education activity for a maximum of 41. ...
... Accreditation: The Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to sponsor Continuing Medical Education for physicians. SAGES designates this Continuing Education activity for a maximum of 41. ...
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... LESSON 1. Contents, purpose and methods of studying of clinical anatomy. Principles and methods. General surgical instruments – classification, destination, utilization technique. Basic surgical procedures: principles, phases of a surgical act. Methods and principles of incisions and sutures of tiss ...
... LESSON 1. Contents, purpose and methods of studying of clinical anatomy. Principles and methods. General surgical instruments – classification, destination, utilization technique. Basic surgical procedures: principles, phases of a surgical act. Methods and principles of incisions and sutures of tiss ...
Management of Nasolacrimal-Cutaneous Fistula – A
... fashion although autosomal recessive cohorts have also been reported.[26] Patients with naso lacrimal fistula commonly present with an epiphora or discharge from the skin surface inferior to the medial canthal angle. Although it is true that most fistulae present with clear mucoid fluid at the fistu ...
... fashion although autosomal recessive cohorts have also been reported.[26] Patients with naso lacrimal fistula commonly present with an epiphora or discharge from the skin surface inferior to the medial canthal angle. Although it is true that most fistulae present with clear mucoid fluid at the fistu ...
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... nal hernia repair. New technologies and materials are being developed to improve existing surgical techniques for all types of inguinal hernia repair and to decrease hernia recurrence rates. Participants in clinical trials can play a more active role in their own health care, gain access to new rese ...
... nal hernia repair. New technologies and materials are being developed to improve existing surgical techniques for all types of inguinal hernia repair and to decrease hernia recurrence rates. Participants in clinical trials can play a more active role in their own health care, gain access to new rese ...
Ponv in children - UC San Diego Department of Anesthesiology
... delay in hospital discharge or an overnight or longer hospital admission also must be considered. The two most common emetogenic surgical procedures evaluated in children are strabismus repair and adenotonsillectomy. The approach to the management of PONV and POV in children is similar to that in ad ...
... delay in hospital discharge or an overnight or longer hospital admission also must be considered. The two most common emetogenic surgical procedures evaluated in children are strabismus repair and adenotonsillectomy. The approach to the management of PONV and POV in children is similar to that in ad ...
Variations in Origin of Gastroduodenal Artery: A
... patients with chronic pancreatitis visceral artery aneurysms, incidence of up to 10% has been reported. The aneurysms occur most frequently in the splenic artery (10.4%); the common hepatic, gastroduodenal (1.5%), and pancreaticoduodenal arteries are affected. Material and Methods: It was a cross-se ...
... patients with chronic pancreatitis visceral artery aneurysms, incidence of up to 10% has been reported. The aneurysms occur most frequently in the splenic artery (10.4%); the common hepatic, gastroduodenal (1.5%), and pancreaticoduodenal arteries are affected. Material and Methods: It was a cross-se ...
Posterolateral approach for open reduction and internal fixation of
... the implants, which the authors advocate. Alternatively, C-arm imaging can be omitted, and radiographs can be taken after fixation. Figure 4 and Figure 5 show typical preoperative and postoperative radiographs, respectively. Discussion There are few reports of this approach in the peer-reviewed lite ...
... the implants, which the authors advocate. Alternatively, C-arm imaging can be omitted, and radiographs can be taken after fixation. Figure 4 and Figure 5 show typical preoperative and postoperative radiographs, respectively. Discussion There are few reports of this approach in the peer-reviewed lite ...
Head and neck blocks in children: an anatomical and procedural
... decade (fast-track anesthesia) has led to the utilization of many peripheral nerve blocks in children for postoperative pain control. Although the literature is lacking in data to corroborate the greater use of regional anesthesia techniques for most pediatric surgical procedures, the greater accept ...
... decade (fast-track anesthesia) has led to the utilization of many peripheral nerve blocks in children for postoperative pain control. Although the literature is lacking in data to corroborate the greater use of regional anesthesia techniques for most pediatric surgical procedures, the greater accept ...
The Relationship of the Marginal Mandibular Nerve to the
... masseter and more aptly renamed these structures the masseteric cutaneous ligaments.1 As the masseteric cutaneous ligaments have no attachment to bone, he considered these “false” ligaments. Perhaps the most accurate and easiest way to describe the masseteric ligaments is as a fusion membrane betwee ...
... masseter and more aptly renamed these structures the masseteric cutaneous ligaments.1 As the masseteric cutaneous ligaments have no attachment to bone, he considered these “false” ligaments. Perhaps the most accurate and easiest way to describe the masseteric ligaments is as a fusion membrane betwee ...
Supermicrosurgical reconstruction of knee defect using superior
... primary surgical option. However, local flap may not be an Access this article online ...
... primary surgical option. However, local flap may not be an Access this article online ...
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... temporal region for the surgeon that undertake any surgery in the region. Fibers of the superficial temporal muscle can be usually finding; though they have no functional or physiological significance but surgical importance. From another point of view, the presence of this muscle must be known by m ...
... temporal region for the surgeon that undertake any surgery in the region. Fibers of the superficial temporal muscle can be usually finding; though they have no functional or physiological significance but surgical importance. From another point of view, the presence of this muscle must be known by m ...
MiCrodeCoMpression on luMbar spinal stenosis surgery
... Many variables (due to type of stenosis, number of stenosis, applied surgical method, etc.). ...
... Many variables (due to type of stenosis, number of stenosis, applied surgical method, etc.). ...
Lecture 22: Female Pelvic Viscera: Introduction to the Female
... The vaginal fornix is the circular recess created by the protrusion of the cervix into the vagina The fornix is divided into anterior, posterior, and lateral fornices Of these, the posterior fornix is the deepest and has clinical relevance, in part due to it relation to the rectouterine pouch ...
... The vaginal fornix is the circular recess created by the protrusion of the cervix into the vagina The fornix is divided into anterior, posterior, and lateral fornices Of these, the posterior fornix is the deepest and has clinical relevance, in part due to it relation to the rectouterine pouch ...
The Pterional Port in Dual-Port Endoscopy: A 2D and 3D
... Objective We propose a novel dual-port endonasal and pterional endoscopic approach targeting midline lesions of the anterior cranial fossa with lateral extension beyond the optic nerve. Methods Ten dual-port approaches were performed on five cadaveric heads. All specimens underwent an endoscopic tran ...
... Objective We propose a novel dual-port endonasal and pterional endoscopic approach targeting midline lesions of the anterior cranial fossa with lateral extension beyond the optic nerve. Methods Ten dual-port approaches were performed on five cadaveric heads. All specimens underwent an endoscopic tran ...
Anatomic variant of the inferior lateral cutaneous branch of the radial
... the posterior approach to the humerus, the radial nerve was found approximately two fingerbreadths above the confluence of the triceps lateral head, long head and aponeurosis [8]. Once the main trunk of the radial nerve was found, the surrounding branches were carefully isolated and dissected. The i ...
... the posterior approach to the humerus, the radial nerve was found approximately two fingerbreadths above the confluence of the triceps lateral head, long head and aponeurosis [8]. Once the main trunk of the radial nerve was found, the surrounding branches were carefully isolated and dissected. The i ...
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... was extending upto the body of hyoid bone. The anterior branch of the right superior thyroid artery is seen descending along the medial border of the lobe and running over the free upper border of the isthmus and passing behind LGT. DISCUSSION: The literature is replete with wide range of common and ...
... was extending upto the body of hyoid bone. The anterior branch of the right superior thyroid artery is seen descending along the medial border of the lobe and running over the free upper border of the isthmus and passing behind LGT. DISCUSSION: The literature is replete with wide range of common and ...
Oncologic Surgery of the Eyelid and Orbital Region
... complex topographic areas, and this means that they are probably among the most difficult areas for reconstruction in dermatologic surgery. This region also carries additional risks that are not encountered in other anatomic areas. The intricacies of palpebral surgery are a challenge for dermatologi ...
... complex topographic areas, and this means that they are probably among the most difficult areas for reconstruction in dermatologic surgery. This region also carries additional risks that are not encountered in other anatomic areas. The intricacies of palpebral surgery are a challenge for dermatologi ...