PPT-Bone Repair & Calcification

gt WHAT BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERS NEED TO KNOW lt Phases of Fracture Healing Healing Times amp Calcification Bone Fracture Types Transverse Fracture A fracture straight across the bone usually the result of sharp direct blows or stress fractures caused by prolonged . Brett A. . Ueeck. . DMD, MD, FACS. History of Alveolar Repair. Management with bone grafting first described in the early 20. th. century. Lexer. 1908, . Drachter. 1914. 50 years passed without any progress. Dr . jp,asst. . prof,ich,mch,kottayam. The manifestations of rickets are most . pronounced with . rapid bone . growth . particularly the distal radius and ulna, distal femur. , proximal . tibia, proximal . Cleft Palate. Occurs when the roof of a baby's mouth doesn't fully develop (palatine bones fail to fuse) leaving an opening (cleft) in the palate that may go through to the nasal cavity.. It is a birth defect that happens during pregnancy and can affect either the soft or hard palate.. Functions of Bone. Support. Protection. Assists in movement. Mineral homeostasis—calcium & phosphorus. Site of blood cell production—red bone marrow. Storage of energy—yellow bone marrow—adipose . > WHAT BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERS NEED TO KNOW <. Phases of Fracture Healing. Healing Times & Calcification. Bone Fracture Types. Transverse Fracture. A fracture straight across the bone, usually the result of sharp, direct blows or stress fractures caused by prolonged . . Dhingra. DEFINITON OF FRACTURE. It’s a break in the continuity of bone . With partial or total disruption of blood supply to the region of bone. Seen radiologically as . uni. or bicortical break.. Michael . neilson. , MD. 1. Mahmoud malas, MD, MHS. 2. Grace wang, MD. 3. Vikram Kashyap, MD. 4. Raghu . motaganahalli. , MBBS. 4. Marc Schermerhorn, MD. 5. Jack . cronenwett. , MD. 6. Jens . Eldrup. KAUSHAL KUMAR. Assistant Professor & Head. Department of Veterinary Pathology. Bihar Veterinary College. Bihar Animal Sciences University, Patn. a. Pathological Calcification. It is a lesion in which calcium salts, usually in the form of calcium phosphate, are deposited abnormally in soft tissues. . DM . Pai. S . Srinath. Scunthorpe General Hospital. North Lincolnshire. History. Cholecystectomy was booked for 65 . yr. old female.. Extensive peritoneal calcification was noted at surgery and the operation was abandoned.. Lino PL, Moreira JJL, Farias LPG, Fonseca EKUN, . Strabelli. DG, Ishikawa WY, . Guerrini. RM, . Sawamura. MVY, Nomura CH. HEART CALCIFICATIONS. Pathologic calcification in any tissue represents abnormal accumulation of . 1 Primary familial brain calcification Description Primary familial brain calcification is a condition characterized by abnormal deposits of calcificationcalcification visible only on medical imaging Dr Jyoti M Shah. MD;DGO;FICOG. drjyotimshah@gmail.com. 9426936240. Rajkot, Gujarat. Calcium Basics. Total body Calcium 1 – 1.5 kg, 99% in Bones & Teeth. , 1. % in body Fluids and tissues. Calcium. Reza . mohtashami. .M.D. Proliferative Bone . Diseases. . DISH. HOA. Ochronosis. Neuropathic . Arthropathy. OSTEOARTRITIS. other forms. exuberant . bone and . entheseal. . ASSISTANT PROFESSOR . DEPT OF RADIODIAGNOSIS. . . PRESENTER: DR. ASHOK SHARMA. . JUNIOR RESIDENT-1. Congenital Cytomegalovirus Infection. NECT in new with CMV shows large ventricle, shallow .