PPT-Chapter 10 Soft Tissue Injures

Brittney Morgan amp Katie Larson Vocabulary Soft tissues Body structures that include the layers of skin fat and muscles Wound An injury to the soft tissue Burn . This abutment invented by Prof Eric Rompen Dr Bernard Touati and Dr Eric Van Dooren features a concave waist designed to stabilize soft tissue prevent soft tissue recession increase the surface area on which soft tissue can grow Documentation of Cu of the equine palmar foot with computed tomography, . magnetic resonance imaging, . and 3-D image reconstruction. Adam W. Cooner*. D. Ray Wilhite, PhD. John T. Hathcock, DVM, MS, DACVR. Soft Tissue Calcification. Arterial: Arteriosclerosis or atherosclerosis, diabetes. Parasitic: Cysticercosis, Trichinosis. Collagenoses: Scleroderma, dermatomyositis. Metabolic: Hyperparathyroidism, gout. Soft Tissue Inflammatory. Multiple modalities. X-ray. Ultrasound. CT. MRI. Nuclear Medicine. Soft Tissue Inflammatory. Multiple modalities. X-ray. Evaluate for mass. Evaluate for soft tissue air. Evaluate for bone involvement. & . Trauma. Obj. : I will describe various types of soft tissues in the body. Obj. : I will explain how tissues respond to trauma. Obj. : I will describe the types of soft tissue trauma. Obj. : I will demonstrate proper procedures for treating various soft tissue trauma. Introduction . (1 of 3). Soft-tissue injuries are common.. Simple as a cut or scrape. Serious as a life-threatening internal injury. Do not be distracted by dramatic open wounds.. Do not forget airway obstructions.. Two potential effects of force. Acceleration. Deformation. Factors that determine injury. Magnitude of force. Material properties of tissues involved. Force and Its Effects. Small load—. elastic response. Piya Kiatisevi, M.D.. 3 September 2016. Orthopaedic Oncology Lerdsin Hospital. Bone tumors. Soft-tissue tumors. Bone Tumors. Benign. Malignant. -primary. . (bone sarcoma). . -secondary (bone metastasis). As the body ages soft tissue becomes thinner and less elastic Additionally studies show thatnative tissue only heals to 80 of its original strength following surgery sca31old collection supports eleva At the conclusion of this presentation the participant will be able to:. Define the major phases of wound healing. Identify host determinants of wound healing. Describe surgical and non surgical treatments of soft tissue injuries. Functional range. Walking 60 . deg. . Sitting 90 . deg. Ascending/ descending stairs 110 . deg. Tie shoes 110 . deg. Squatting 120 . deg. Knee during gait. Knee functional range. TO MASSAGE Presented by: DR. V. DURAISAMI 068 HISTORY OF MASSAGE • The French colonist in India first used the term “ Massage” during 1761 - 1773 . • The practise of massage has been mentione Shiela S. Macalindong, MD, FPCS, FACS. Clinical Associate Professor. Division of Surgical Oncology, Head and Neck, Breast, Skin & Soft Tissue, and Esophagogastric Surgery. SOFT TISSUE MASSES. Most are benign. Tanh. Nguyen Tran Viet, MD. Khai. Truong . Dinh. , MD . và. Cs. Khoa. . Ngoại. BV . Nhi. . Đồng. 2. Introduction. Localized . malformations of covering soft tissues in children, presenting as various clinical entities..