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Clinical anatomy upper and lower extremity MUDr. R. Hromádka MUDr. P. Šnajdr

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Clinical anatomy upper and lower extremity

MUDr. R. HromádkaMUDr. P. Šnajdr

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Clinical anatomy upper and lower extremity

Acute trauma (disability) Chronic disability Degenerative Congenital developmental

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Clinical anatomy – acute trauma

Bones i.e. fractures Ligaments i.e. ruptures Muscles i.e. ruptures muscle tissue or

tendons Peripheral nerves Vessels

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Fractures of proximal humerus

1. Greater tubecle (tuberosity)2. Lesser tubercle (tuberosity)3. Head of humerus4. Proximal shaft of humerus

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Fractures of humeral diaphysis

Groove for radial nerve

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Fractures of distal humerus

Trochlea of humerus Capitulum of humerus

Groove for ulnar nerve

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Zlomeniny dolního konce vřetenní kosti

Facies articularis carpalis radii Incisura ulnaris radii Processus styloideus radii

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Fractures of acetabulum

Lunate surface Margo of the acetabulum

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Fractures of proximal femur

Head of femur Neck of femur Greater trochanter Lesser trochanter

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Fractures around ankle joint

Medial ligament Tibionavicular part Tibiocalcanear part Anterior tibiotalar part Posterior tibiotalar part

Anterior talofibular ligament Posterior talofibular ligament Calcaneofibular ligament Anterior tibiofibular ligament Posterior tibiofibular ligament

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Fractures around ankle joint

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Acute trauma of knee structures

Medial collateral ligament Medial meniscus Ligamentum cruciatum anterius Ligamentum cruciatum posterius Lateral meniscus Lateral collateral ligament Iliotibial tract

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Acute trauma of knee structures

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Acute trauma of knee structures

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Acute trauma of muscles

Rupture of rotator cuff muscles

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Acute trauma of muscles

Supraspinatus muscle Infraspinatus, Teres minor, Subscapuraris

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Acute trauma of muscles

Rupture of Achilles tendon

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Acute trauma of muscles

Tendons of hand

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Acute trauma of muscles

Tendons of hand

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Trauma of peripheral nerves

Radial nerve palsy Extensors of the hand Skin sensitivy of radio-dorsal part of the hand

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Trauma of peripheral nerves

Median nerve Disability of thumb muscles Skin sensitivy of radial-ventral part of the hand

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Trauma of peripheral nerves

Ulnar nerve Skin sensitivy of ulnar part of the hand Disability of thumb adduction

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Trauma of peripheral nerves

Common fibular nerve

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Compartment syndrom

Definition

is an acute medical problem, in whichincreased pressure within a confined space.

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Mechanizmus• reduce of the space (cast, bandage)• enlarge of a space content (swelling, bleeding) • reduction tolerance for pressure (generalised disorders)

Space presure• Physiological pressure less than 30mm Hg• threatening compartment sy >40 mm Hg• compartment sy >60 mm Hg

Compartment syndrom

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Compartment syndrom

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Compartment syndrom

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Osteoarthritis of hip joint

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Osteoarthritis of knee joint

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Developmental disease of hip joint (DDH)

5% in Czech population Less than 1% in USA polupation

Congenital disorder of acetabulum Perinatal care

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Developmental disease of hip joint (DDH)

USG of hip joint 3rd week 6-8 week 12-18 week

Graf score

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Developmental disease of hip joint (DDH)

X-ray of hip joint in 3rd month

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Carpal tunnel syndrome

Neuropathy of median nerve

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Flat foot

Plantar calcaneonavicularligament

Long plantare ligament Plantar aponeurosis

Tibialis posterior Tibialis anterior Adductor hallucis Peroneus longus Foot flexores

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Flat foot

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