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... The retinacula of the ankle are distinct structures defined as regions of localized thickening of the superficial aponeurosis covering the deep structures of the distal portion of the leg, ankle, and foot. These retinacula are sites of reinforcement of the superficial aponeurosis, maintaining approx ...
... The retinacula of the ankle are distinct structures defined as regions of localized thickening of the superficial aponeurosis covering the deep structures of the distal portion of the leg, ankle, and foot. These retinacula are sites of reinforcement of the superficial aponeurosis, maintaining approx ...
Pes Anserinus Bursitis
... Pes Anserinus Bursitis INTRODUCTION You have been diagnosed with pes anserinus bursitis. This is an inflammation of the cushioning tissue in an around the insertion of the conjoined tendons of the pes anserinus at the medial side of the knee, typically due to a mechanical irritation and often coexis ...
... Pes Anserinus Bursitis INTRODUCTION You have been diagnosed with pes anserinus bursitis. This is an inflammation of the cushioning tissue in an around the insertion of the conjoined tendons of the pes anserinus at the medial side of the knee, typically due to a mechanical irritation and often coexis ...
Biomechanics and Tendon Transfers
... tendon transfer for radial nerve palsy, but it is important to understand what is most commonly seen in practice. Choice A is the correct answer. Some authors would suggest using the FCR instead of the FCU to the EDC. In choice B, both the FCU and FCR are used. This set of transfers is not a good ch ...
... tendon transfer for radial nerve palsy, but it is important to understand what is most commonly seen in practice. Choice A is the correct answer. Some authors would suggest using the FCR instead of the FCU to the EDC. In choice B, both the FCU and FCR are used. This set of transfers is not a good ch ...
42-anterior compartmentment of leg
... the peroneus tertius muscle and then divides into four, which fan out over the dorsum of the foot and pass to the lateral four toes. Opposite the metatarsophalangeal joints of the second, third, and fourth toes, each tendon is joined on its lateral side by a tendon of extensor digitorum brevis On th ...
... the peroneus tertius muscle and then divides into four, which fan out over the dorsum of the foot and pass to the lateral four toes. Opposite the metatarsophalangeal joints of the second, third, and fourth toes, each tendon is joined on its lateral side by a tendon of extensor digitorum brevis On th ...
Anatomy and Pathology of the Rotator Interval
... appearance is in onseen the lesser tuberosity, <10% of cases superior fibers of the subscapularis tendon •Larger, lateral band inserts on greater tuberosity and anterior supraspinatus tendon ...
... appearance is in onseen the lesser tuberosity, <10% of cases superior fibers of the subscapularis tendon •Larger, lateral band inserts on greater tuberosity and anterior supraspinatus tendon ...
Lecture Forearm
... Brevis (brevis=short) (stops at proximal phalanx) EPL: Extensor Pollicis Longus (attaches to distal phalanx) EI: Extensor Indicis…extends the Index finger Supinator: supinates the forearm Anconeus*: purple, wraps around, allows supination ...
... Brevis (brevis=short) (stops at proximal phalanx) EPL: Extensor Pollicis Longus (attaches to distal phalanx) EI: Extensor Indicis…extends the Index finger Supinator: supinates the forearm Anconeus*: purple, wraps around, allows supination ...
rheumatiod arthritis
... • Surgical procedures that are indicated are intrinsic release or transfer for balance, extensor tendon realignment, and metacarpophalangeal joint synovectomy in mild ulnar drift. • In severe ulnar drift, often one or more metacarpophalangeal joints have dislocated. Interposition arthroplasty of th ...
... • Surgical procedures that are indicated are intrinsic release or transfer for balance, extensor tendon realignment, and metacarpophalangeal joint synovectomy in mild ulnar drift. • In severe ulnar drift, often one or more metacarpophalangeal joints have dislocated. Interposition arthroplasty of th ...
Injuries of the Pectoralis Major Muscle: Evaluation with MR
... Rupture of the pectoralis major muscle is an uncommon sports injury that is becoming more prevalent as the numbers of both professional and recreational athletes increase. Complete rupture typically occurs when the muscle is under full tension and subject to additional stress (1). Common activities ...
... Rupture of the pectoralis major muscle is an uncommon sports injury that is becoming more prevalent as the numbers of both professional and recreational athletes increase. Complete rupture typically occurs when the muscle is under full tension and subject to additional stress (1). Common activities ...
Fourth head of triceps brachii muscle – a case report
... A fourth head of triceps may arise from various parts on humerus, scapula, shoulder joint capsule or coracoid process ...
... A fourth head of triceps may arise from various parts on humerus, scapula, shoulder joint capsule or coracoid process ...
Lateral Epicondylitis Originates At The Anterior Side Of The Articular
... Discussion: While the origin of ECRB has been described as an initiation of lateral epicondylitis, the differentiating characteristics of ECRB itself have rarely been discussed in comparison with other extensors including ECRL, ED/EDM, and ECU. The reason may be that they form a tight structure of c ...
... Discussion: While the origin of ECRB has been described as an initiation of lateral epicondylitis, the differentiating characteristics of ECRB itself have rarely been discussed in comparison with other extensors including ECRL, ED/EDM, and ECU. The reason may be that they form a tight structure of c ...
Injuries To The Hand And Digits
... Spread the fingers apart against resistance and then push them together against resistance. Test the hypothenar muscle, extend the fingers and then move the fifth finger away from the others Test thumb adduction (ulnar nerve innervates the adductor pollicis muscles) bring the thumb tightly aga ...
... Spread the fingers apart against resistance and then push them together against resistance. Test the hypothenar muscle, extend the fingers and then move the fifth finger away from the others Test thumb adduction (ulnar nerve innervates the adductor pollicis muscles) bring the thumb tightly aga ...
The Complex Foot and Ankle
... arthrotomy, synovial biopsy, synovectomy, tendon release, tenotomy, tenolysis, excision of medial eminence, excision of associated osteophytes, placement of internal fixation, scar revision, articular shaving, and removal of bursal tissue when done at the first MTP joint (AMA CPT Assistant) ...
... arthrotomy, synovial biopsy, synovectomy, tendon release, tenotomy, tenolysis, excision of medial eminence, excision of associated osteophytes, placement of internal fixation, scar revision, articular shaving, and removal of bursal tissue when done at the first MTP joint (AMA CPT Assistant) ...
Knee Conditions - College of the Siskiyous | Home
... Patellofemoral joint cont. Greatest compressive forces occur when the knee is in 30 deg. Of flexion. Patellar positioning is maintained by: Lateral retinaculum Medial retinaculum Medial patellofemoral ligament Lateral patellofemoral ligament ...
... Patellofemoral joint cont. Greatest compressive forces occur when the knee is in 30 deg. Of flexion. Patellar positioning is maintained by: Lateral retinaculum Medial retinaculum Medial patellofemoral ligament Lateral patellofemoral ligament ...
Anomalous origin of the Abductor Pollicis Longus (APL): clinical and
... The Abductor Pollicis Longus (APL) is known to have a big variety in its number of insertion tendons. Because of that, studies about variations in its origin are not frequently achieved like studies about its insertion forms. This study describes an anatomic variation of the Abductor Pollicis Longus ...
... The Abductor Pollicis Longus (APL) is known to have a big variety in its number of insertion tendons. Because of that, studies about variations in its origin are not frequently achieved like studies about its insertion forms. This study describes an anatomic variation of the Abductor Pollicis Longus ...
3 Fascia, Septa, Tendon Sheaths and the Potential Spaces of the
... Centrally the fascia of the palm thickens in the centre, where the palmaris longs tendon attaches to it, which is also where it merges with the flexor retinaculum. This whole thickened area is called the palmar aponeurosis. Distally, the palmar aponeurosis divides into four bands which attach to the ...
... Centrally the fascia of the palm thickens in the centre, where the palmaris longs tendon attaches to it, which is also where it merges with the flexor retinaculum. This whole thickened area is called the palmar aponeurosis. Distally, the palmar aponeurosis divides into four bands which attach to the ...
Sole - GMCH
... Intrinsic muscles • Arise and insert with in foot •Modify actions of long tendons •Generate fine movements of toes •Nerve supply: medial & lateral plantar nerve ...
... Intrinsic muscles • Arise and insert with in foot •Modify actions of long tendons •Generate fine movements of toes •Nerve supply: medial & lateral plantar nerve ...
45-sole of the foot
... firmly on the outer side from the heel to the front in persons over the age of 2 years B. Normal response is planterflexion (flexion) of the toes. (Negative Babinski's response) C. Abnormal response is dorsiflexion of the big toe and often a fanning of the other toes (Positive Babinski's response) D ...
... firmly on the outer side from the heel to the front in persons over the age of 2 years B. Normal response is planterflexion (flexion) of the toes. (Negative Babinski's response) C. Abnormal response is dorsiflexion of the big toe and often a fanning of the other toes (Positive Babinski's response) D ...
A MODIFIED APPROACH FOR A MEDIAL ARCH TENOSUSPENSION
... between the TAT and the plantar aspect of the navicular turberosity is found. An “artistic incision line” is then drawn connecting these 3 marks (Figure 1). A controlled depth incision is made through the skin down to the level of the subcutaneous tissue. Sharp or blunt dissection is utilized to exp ...
... between the TAT and the plantar aspect of the navicular turberosity is found. An “artistic incision line” is then drawn connecting these 3 marks (Figure 1). A controlled depth incision is made through the skin down to the level of the subcutaneous tissue. Sharp or blunt dissection is utilized to exp ...
Pseudoaneurysm of a branch of the femoral circumflex artery as a
... in 90° of flexion was limited to 20° and external rotation in 90° of flexion was 40°. The impingement test was positive and there was definite snapping palpable in the groin on extending her hip from a flexed and abducted position, which was painful. Dorsalis pedis was well palpable. Plain radiograp ...
... in 90° of flexion was limited to 20° and external rotation in 90° of flexion was 40°. The impingement test was positive and there was definite snapping palpable in the groin on extending her hip from a flexed and abducted position, which was painful. Dorsalis pedis was well palpable. Plain radiograp ...
International Journal of Advanced Research in Biological
... head of gastrocnemius. It is composed of a small fusiform belly and a long thin tendon, which runs along the leg in lower medial direction alongside the medial border of the tendo calcaneus and inserts into the posterior part of the calcaneus. The material was taken from the Department of Anatomy an ...
... head of gastrocnemius. It is composed of a small fusiform belly and a long thin tendon, which runs along the leg in lower medial direction alongside the medial border of the tendo calcaneus and inserts into the posterior part of the calcaneus. The material was taken from the Department of Anatomy an ...
KUMC 23 Wrist and Hand Student
... little finger and adjacent sides of little and ring fingers, including tips and dorsum. ...
... little finger and adjacent sides of little and ring fingers, including tips and dorsum. ...
WRIST COMPLEX
... little finger and adjacent sides of little and ring fingers, including tips and dorsum. ...
... little finger and adjacent sides of little and ring fingers, including tips and dorsum. ...
The Complex Foot and Ankle
... arthrotomy, synovial biopsy, synovectomy, tendon release, tenotomy, tenolysis, excision of medial eminence, excision of associated osteophytes, placement of internal fixation, scar revision, articular shaving, and removal of bursal tissue when done at the first MTP joint (AMA CPT Assistant) ...
... arthrotomy, synovial biopsy, synovectomy, tendon release, tenotomy, tenolysis, excision of medial eminence, excision of associated osteophytes, placement of internal fixation, scar revision, articular shaving, and removal of bursal tissue when done at the first MTP joint (AMA CPT Assistant) ...
Unusual Topography of Posterior Antebrachial
... persistent pain after surgical division of the first compartment of the extensor retinaculum to treat thumb inflammation (Rai et al., 2010). Bilateral subluxation of the trapeziometacarpal joint has been attributed to abnormal insertion of APL tendon and an atrophic EPB tendon (Yuasa & Kiyoshige, 19 ...
... persistent pain after surgical division of the first compartment of the extensor retinaculum to treat thumb inflammation (Rai et al., 2010). Bilateral subluxation of the trapeziometacarpal joint has been attributed to abnormal insertion of APL tendon and an atrophic EPB tendon (Yuasa & Kiyoshige, 19 ...
Tendon
A tendon (or sinew) is a tough band of fibrous connective tissue that usually connects muscle to bone and is capable of withstanding tension. Tendons are similar to ligaments and fasciae; all three are made of collagen. Ligaments join one bone to another bone; fasciae connect muscles to other muscles. Tendons and muscles work together to move bones.