Pivot Shift Test: Understanding the 'Pivot' and Knee Instability
The "pivot" in the Pivot Shift Test refers to the uncontrolled anterior subluxation and internal rotation of the lateral tibial plateau duri...
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The "pivot" in the Pivot Shift Test refers to the uncontrolled anterior subluxation and internal rotation of the lateral tibial plateau duri...
By Jordan
The Q angle of the knee is measured using a goniometer by aligning its arms with the ASIS, the center of the patella, and the tibial tuberosity, to as...
By Hart
Pseudo acetabulum refers to the formation of a false or abnormal socket-like articulation, typically occurring on the ilium superior and lateral to th...
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The "finger trick" for knee ligaments primarily refers to observing the posterior sag sign, a visual assessment indicating a Posterior Cruci...
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An AC separation is an injury where ligaments connecting the collarbone to the shoulder blade at the acromion process are stretched or torn, causing v...
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The Wagner type stem is a cementless, tapered, and fluted femoral component used in total hip arthroplasty, designed for excellent primary stability a...
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A partial hip revision is a complex surgical procedure performed to replace or modify only one or some components of a previously implanted hip replac...
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A Lateral Collateral Ligament (LCL) injury primarily results from direct force to the inside of the knee or a forceful twisting motion that drives the...
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Total hip replacement is considered when a hip is severely compromised by pain, functional limitations, and advanced degeneration, and has not respond...
By Hart