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1. 6) When can I return to playing basketball or performing my job duties? lifting, pushing, pulling, you may be able to return toools, discuss with your physician and therapist my doctor just remove it Modification of the Kessler 'gripping' suture Fig. 2Four strand cr 2OSTEOPOROTIC FRACTURESTHE JOURNAL OF BONE AND JOINT SURGERYoperative Belfast regime had a re-rupture rate of 5.8%; the out-come was By: . Fabio . Pawlus. What is Dribbling in Basketball?. Dribbling in basketball is a controlled bouncing of a basketball. Dribbling allows the basketball player to move freely up and down the court. . Ian Rice MD. Introduction. Tendinosis. & Rupture. Extensor Mechanism Disruption. Quadriceps tendon rupture. Patellar tendon rupture. Anatomy. Extensor Mechanism. Quadriceps. Quadriceps tendon. Patella. Kyle T. Judd MS, MD, FACS. David J. Hak . MD, MBA, FACS. Updated February 2016. 1. Anatomy. Patella. Largest sesamoid . bone. Triangular . shape (apex distal). Distal pole - patellar . tendon origin. 14 Deltoid. 11 . Infraspinatus. 12 . Teres. minor. 13. 22b Long head of triceps brachii. 22 Triceps brachii. 25 Profunda brachii artery. 24 radial nerve. 42 Extensor carpi radialis longus. 43 Extensor carpi . p. pt#5 Muscles. 10-. 2. Muscles Acting on Shoulder and Upper Limb. compartments. – spaces in which muscles are organized and are separated by fibrous connective tissue sheets . (fasciae). each compartment contains one or more functionally related muscles along with their nerve and blood supplies. : . Anterior / Flexor compartment. Posterior / Extensor compartment. 2. Contents of anterior compartment. : . It is occupied by muscles, blood vessels and nerves. Muscles. :. These are arranged in superficial and deep groups. . . Additional Professor. . Anatomy. . AIIMS . Rishikesh. Learning Objectives. Origin and . root value of radial nerve.. Course . and relations of . radial nerve.. Branches and structures supplied by radial nerve.. 1334 Tears of the Biceps TendonHarpreet S. Gill, MD, George El Rassi, MD, Michael S. Bahk, MD,Renan C. Castillo, MS, PhD, and Edward G. McFarland,* MDFrom the Divisions of Sports Medicine and Shoulder Note: copies for distribution to your colleagues or clients, contact us at www.rsna.org/rsnarights. 167 EDUCATION EXHIBIT �'�L�E�N���2�O�S�S����-�$ E Photo taken from: Color Atlas of Anatomy: A Photographic Atlas of the Human Body (2006). p. 416. Superficial veins and cutaneous nerves of forearm and hand (anteromedial aspect).. MSI: Lab 12. Figure 1.1. Superficial Reflexes. Superficial reflexes are responses to stimulation of either the skin or mucous membrane.. . A light touch or scratch.. Characteristics . Polysynaptic reflexes . Respond slowly . Dr. Ashraf . Sadek. . PhD. , . MD, MRCPCH.. Assistant Professor of anatomy and embryology.. 1. 2. Deep fascia of thigh is . fascia . lata. .. . Deep fascia of leg is . crural. fascia . –. continuous with fascia .