Peroneal Tenosynovitis: Evaluation and Treatment
... within the peroneal tendon sheaths. One should visualize the dye extending distally outlining the peroneus longus and brevis tendons. Once it is determined that the dye is running along the course of the peroneal tendons an additional 3cc's of dye is infiltrated to obtain a better image. The foot an ...
... within the peroneal tendon sheaths. One should visualize the dye extending distally outlining the peroneus longus and brevis tendons. Once it is determined that the dye is running along the course of the peroneal tendons an additional 3cc's of dye is infiltrated to obtain a better image. The foot an ...
Untitled - Drenagem Linfática
... correlated areas have performed this technique at times, under the supervision of specialized doctors in Brazil and all over the world. It is important for these professionals to recall the knowledge of human anatomy and physiology acquired during their college years, in order to better assimilate t ...
... correlated areas have performed this technique at times, under the supervision of specialized doctors in Brazil and all over the world. It is important for these professionals to recall the knowledge of human anatomy and physiology acquired during their college years, in order to better assimilate t ...
Branchial anomalies: A Retrospective analysis in a tertiary care
... lobectomy when involved [10&,19,22,23]. Madana et al.21 reported no recurrences with 1–3-year follow-up after excision of 18 lesions with hemithyroidectomy. Pereira et al.19 describe a combined approach including direct laryngoscopy with catheter insertion into the piriform defect prior to formal ex ...
... lobectomy when involved [10&,19,22,23]. Madana et al.21 reported no recurrences with 1–3-year follow-up after excision of 18 lesions with hemithyroidectomy. Pereira et al.19 describe a combined approach including direct laryngoscopy with catheter insertion into the piriform defect prior to formal ex ...
- Endotec
... flexion while maintaining excellent bearing congruity with the tibial component. Its geometry also congruently accommodates varus-valgus and rotary motions as well as providing congruent contact for the patellar components or the natural patella. The B-P femoral component has a 20 greater fully cong ...
... flexion while maintaining excellent bearing congruity with the tibial component. Its geometry also congruently accommodates varus-valgus and rotary motions as well as providing congruent contact for the patellar components or the natural patella. The B-P femoral component has a 20 greater fully cong ...
Primary and Unusual Abdominal Wall Hernias
... A number of theories have been suggested to explain the origin and development of epigastric hernias, but controversies still prevail. The first, and most likely, hypothesis links the cause of epigastric hernias to the vascular lacunae that form when the small neurovascular bundles that run between t ...
... A number of theories have been suggested to explain the origin and development of epigastric hernias, but controversies still prevail. The first, and most likely, hypothesis links the cause of epigastric hernias to the vascular lacunae that form when the small neurovascular bundles that run between t ...
9 lymph node
... lumbar lymph nodes. accompany the round ligament , pass the inguinal canal，and reach the superficial inguinal lymph nodes. lymphatic vessels located in inferior part of the uterus and cervical of the uterus： follow blood vessels of the uterus and reach the external and internal iliac lymph nodes ; P ...
... lumbar lymph nodes. accompany the round ligament , pass the inguinal canal，and reach the superficial inguinal lymph nodes. lymphatic vessels located in inferior part of the uterus and cervical of the uterus： follow blood vessels of the uterus and reach the external and internal iliac lymph nodes ; P ...
Color Atlas of Otoscopy
... The lamina propria is characterized by the presence of collagen fibers. In the pars tensa, these fibers are arranged in two basic layers: an outer radial layer that originates from the inferior part of the handle of the malleus and inserts in the annulus, and an inner circular layer that originates ...
... The lamina propria is characterized by the presence of collagen fibers. In the pars tensa, these fibers are arranged in two basic layers: an outer radial layer that originates from the inferior part of the handle of the malleus and inserts in the annulus, and an inner circular layer that originates ...
psoas hitch, boari flap, and combination of psoas hitch and boari flap
... anesthetic (lidocaine 1%), which will make it much easier to stretch the bladder cephalad to a greater extent than expected for fixation. FIG. 7-6. The bladder is stretched to its maximum and two stitches (0 Vicryl) are placed for vesicalpsoas fixation. Full deep suture bites of the bladder are nece ...
... anesthetic (lidocaine 1%), which will make it much easier to stretch the bladder cephalad to a greater extent than expected for fixation. FIG. 7-6. The bladder is stretched to its maximum and two stitches (0 Vicryl) are placed for vesicalpsoas fixation. Full deep suture bites of the bladder are nece ...
TheIASLCLymphNodeMap - Society of Thoracic Radiology
... In 1996, the so-called Mountain-Dressler modification of the ATS-map (MD-ATS) was developed which attempted to unify the ATS and AJCC schemas into a single map ...
... In 1996, the so-called Mountain-Dressler modification of the ATS-map (MD-ATS) was developed which attempted to unify the ATS and AJCC schemas into a single map ...
lymph nodes
... capillaries. They have three-layered wall similar to the wall of veins. Their valves, which are more numerous than in veins, permit lymph to flow in only one direction and give lymphatic vessels a characteristic beaded appearance. The lymphatic vessels course in close relationship with the veins of ...
... capillaries. They have three-layered wall similar to the wall of veins. Their valves, which are more numerous than in veins, permit lymph to flow in only one direction and give lymphatic vessels a characteristic beaded appearance. The lymphatic vessels course in close relationship with the veins of ...
Submitted Abstracts
... Methods Review of 125 patients with pyogenic liver abscesses confirmed by radiological or surgical drainage of frank pus was performed. CT scans were reviewed for any filling defects in the hepatic veins and/or the inferior vena cava suggesting thrombophlebitis. Other findings including gas in absce ...
... Methods Review of 125 patients with pyogenic liver abscesses confirmed by radiological or surgical drainage of frank pus was performed. CT scans were reviewed for any filling defects in the hepatic veins and/or the inferior vena cava suggesting thrombophlebitis. Other findings including gas in absce ...
eprint_3_16309_960
... expelled onto a slide and fixed for histologic examination. This allows an ...
... expelled onto a slide and fixed for histologic examination. This allows an ...
Humeral Shaft Fractures
... Type III fractures involve the articular surface of the lateral clavicle with no ligamentous injury ...
... Type III fractures involve the articular surface of the lateral clavicle with no ligamentous injury ...
Imaging Of The Jugular Foramen
... Radiological Examination Both CT & MR are needed, rarely angiography CT Bony anatomy Bone destruction: yes or not Characteristic lesion features not visible with MR: calcification, hyperostosis ...
... Radiological Examination Both CT & MR are needed, rarely angiography CT Bony anatomy Bone destruction: yes or not Characteristic lesion features not visible with MR: calcification, hyperostosis ...
Potential Use of Left Renal Vein Graft in Pancreaticoduodenectomy
... superior mesenteric-splenic-portal vein confluence for pancreatic head cancer following neoadjuvant concurrent chemoradiation therapy as well as their long-term outcomes with graft patency without deterioration of renal function. Conclusion Our experience with these two cases indicates that an autol ...
... superior mesenteric-splenic-portal vein confluence for pancreatic head cancer following neoadjuvant concurrent chemoradiation therapy as well as their long-term outcomes with graft patency without deterioration of renal function. Conclusion Our experience with these two cases indicates that an autol ...
CHAPTER 5. Influence of using lateral cephalometric radiography in
... Figure 3 – The picture shows a superior and a lateral view of two skulls, one is brachycephalic (B) and the other is dolicocephalic (A). Figure 4 – Method of determining the facial angle by Petrus Camper. Figure 5 – Illustration of the Frankfort Plane on a skull, on a patient and on a lateral cephal ...
... Figure 3 – The picture shows a superior and a lateral view of two skulls, one is brachycephalic (B) and the other is dolicocephalic (A). Figure 4 – Method of determining the facial angle by Petrus Camper. Figure 5 – Illustration of the Frankfort Plane on a skull, on a patient and on a lateral cephal ...
A rare variation of the inferior alveolar artery with potential clinical
... The maxillary artery arises posterior to the neck of the mandible as the larger terminal branch of the external carotid artery. Along its course the artery gives off branches to various structures such as the external acoustic meatus, the middle ear, the muscles of mastication, the skull, the dura m ...
... The maxillary artery arises posterior to the neck of the mandible as the larger terminal branch of the external carotid artery. Along its course the artery gives off branches to various structures such as the external acoustic meatus, the middle ear, the muscles of mastication, the skull, the dura m ...
Endoscopic Repair of Bilateral Congenital Choanal Atresia: 15
... • Usually needed in most cases • Usually needed once, less commonly not needed or needed more than once • Usually done betwwen 6 to 8 weeks post operatively 11-14, March 2015 ...
... • Usually needed in most cases • Usually needed once, less commonly not needed or needed more than once • Usually done betwwen 6 to 8 weeks post operatively 11-14, March 2015 ...
Third Branchial Cleft Cyst Presentation in Adulthood
... remnants, and they present around each of the developed brachial derivate. Most cases of third branchial cleft cysts (BCCs) are diagnosed in childhood and show a marked preference for the left side. Imaging is essential in the management of these lesions. For definitive diagnosis, the relationship o ...
... remnants, and they present around each of the developed brachial derivate. Most cases of third branchial cleft cysts (BCCs) are diagnosed in childhood and show a marked preference for the left side. Imaging is essential in the management of these lesions. For definitive diagnosis, the relationship o ...
Branchial Anomalies September 30, 2011
... In most cases, the lingual thyroid is not noted until early adulthood given the fact that most are asymptomatic. In other cases, the lingual thyroid may cause dysphagia or even airway compromise. The lingual thyroid usually appears as a reddish mass at the base of the tongue due to the fact that it ...
... In most cases, the lingual thyroid is not noted until early adulthood given the fact that most are asymptomatic. In other cases, the lingual thyroid may cause dysphagia or even airway compromise. The lingual thyroid usually appears as a reddish mass at the base of the tongue due to the fact that it ...
Snapping Scapula Syndrome
... scapula syndrome20-22. An extensive review of the literature identified eighty-nine cases of snapping scapula syndrome, with osteochondroma being the cause in 16% (fourteen)21. Other, less common, skeletal causes of scapulothoracic crepitus include skeletal exostoses and other osseous tumors, especi ...
... scapula syndrome20-22. An extensive review of the literature identified eighty-nine cases of snapping scapula syndrome, with osteochondroma being the cause in 16% (fourteen)21. Other, less common, skeletal causes of scapulothoracic crepitus include skeletal exostoses and other osseous tumors, especi ...
SSR 2006 Annual Meeting At-a-Glance
... and Society members and detailed discussions with the Program Committee membership. Scientific papers were graded and selected for presentation based on averaged score, being divided into sessions reflecting anatomy (ie, “knee”) or pathology (ie, “tumor”). As a result, this year’s program will focus ...
... and Society members and detailed discussions with the Program Committee membership. Scientific papers were graded and selected for presentation based on averaged score, being divided into sessions reflecting anatomy (ie, “knee”) or pathology (ie, “tumor”). As a result, this year’s program will focus ...
Chapter 3: Surgery of the Ethmoid and Sphenoid Sinuses.
... The ethmoid packing remains in place for from 3 to 5 days. Systemic antibiotic therapy, as prescribed by laboratory sensitivity tests, is usually instituted following intranasal ethmoidectomy. Usually the patient can be discharged from the hospital on the fifth or sixth postoperative day. The intran ...
... The ethmoid packing remains in place for from 3 to 5 days. Systemic antibiotic therapy, as prescribed by laboratory sensitivity tests, is usually instituted following intranasal ethmoidectomy. Usually the patient can be discharged from the hospital on the fifth or sixth postoperative day. The intran ...
Staging - Cancer Care Nova Scotia
... For most head and neck cancers, the description of the tumour (T) is specific to the site, but the N (node) and M (metastases) are the same. The exceptions are nasopharynx, mucosal melanoma and skin cancers of the head and neck (face, lip and ear) where the N & M staging is also unique to the site. ...
... For most head and neck cancers, the description of the tumour (T) is specific to the site, but the N (node) and M (metastases) are the same. The exceptions are nasopharynx, mucosal melanoma and skin cancers of the head and neck (face, lip and ear) where the N & M staging is also unique to the site. ...
Rhabdomyosarcoma
A rhabdomyosarcoma, commonly referred to as RMS, is a type of cancer, specifically a sarcoma (cancer of connective tissues), in which the cancer cells are thought to arise from skeletal muscle progenitors. It can also be found attached to muscle tissue, wrapped around intestines, or in any anatomic location. It mostly occurs in areas naturally lacking in skeletal muscle, such as the head, neck, and genitourinary tract.