– See: Ligaments of the Wrist – Discussion: – lunotriquetral interosseous ligament tear – relatively frequent occurance; – scapholunate dissociation – less frequent occurance; – ulnocarpal impaction syndrome (which can also mimic TFCC tear); – … Read more
– See: Ligaments of the Wrist – Exam of TFCC Injury: – tenderness is usually centered about dorsal depression distal to ulnar head, or it may be localized around the ulnar styloid; – patients may also note tenderness between the triquetrum and the ulnar styloid; – … Read more
– See: Iliotibial Band Syndrome – General Anatomy: – origin: – anterior iliac crest outer lip, anterior border of the ilium, outer surface of anterior superior iliac spine; – insertion: – iliotibial band of fascia lata on lateroanterior aspect of thigh, … Read more
Discussion overuse syndrome or tendinosis involving the region of the lateral humeral epicondyle; most often the origin of the ECRB displays an abnormal vascular proliferation and focal hyaline degeneration; ref: Anatomic Factors Related to the Cause of Tennis Elbow EDC may also be involved in some cases; ref: The role of the extensor digitorum communis … Read more
– See: Technique of Free Tendon Grafting – Discussion: – indications for tenolysis include failure to improve ROM after 3 months; – if patient has had previous flexor tendon repair, surgery should be delayed until 6 months post op (inorder to avoid tendon rupture); – consider using a wrist block … Read more
– See: – combined injuries of the median and ulnar nerves: – nerve repair – median nerve repair at the wrist – Discussion: – patient’s ability to oppose is weak, and the FPL provides most of the strength in flexion; – loss of the radial … Read more
– See: – combined injuries of the median and ulnar nerves: – nerve repair – median nerve repair at the wrist – Discussion: – patient’s ability to oppose is weak, and the FPL provides most of the strength in flexion; – loss of the radial … Read more
– Discussion: – there are many surgical options for restoring digital extension in radial nerve palsy; – as w/ all tendon transfers, consider not only synergistic muscle activity, but also amplitude as well as muscle power and tendon excursion; – if surgery must be delayed, … Read more
– See: tendon excursion – Discussion: – FCR to EDC transfer; – this transfer is also well suited for finger extension; – advantages: – uses same incision as for the pronator and … Read more
– Archetecture – Excursion, of Tendons – Extensor Tendon Lacerations – Extensor Tendon Rupture – Flexor Tendon Repair – Flexor Tendon Pulleys and Sheath – Flexor Tenolysis – Infectious Tenosynovitis – Injury & Repair – Tendon Reconstruction / Grafting – Tendon Repair Techniques – Tendon Transfers in the Upper Extremity – Thumb-Tendon Injuries – Trigger … Read more