PPT-ANKLE FRACTURE

Rahmatullah EPIDEMIOLOGY Highest incidence in elderly women Incidence 187 per 1 lakh people per year Isolated malleolar fractures 66 Bi malleolar fractures 25 Tri . Ankle Arthroscopy. Indications. Diagnostic. Treatment. Impingement. Removal FB. Stabilisation. OCD’s. Fusion procedures. Set up is everything. Mark out important structures like . peroneal. nerve. Failure Module - 08 1) 2) Fracture mechanics 3) Impact fracture, ductile - to - brittle transition 4) Fatigue, crack initiation and propagation, crack propagation rate 5) Creep, generalized creep beh Stephanie McGregor. Dr. Mike . Pavol. Exercise and Sports Science. Oregon State University. HHMI 2011. Background. Ankle sprains are most common injury amongst college athletes. Many athletes continue to tape as preventative measure . Dan Preece MS IV. CSPM Class 2009. Trauma/overuse loss of cartilage molecules (proteoglycans). altered mechanical properties . . abnormal joint motion . Tyler Beauchamp. Definitions. Cry/o/therapy – “cry” meaning cold. ROM – range of motion. MMT – manual muscle testing. RTP – return to play. Edema – swelling. Inversion – foot rolls in. If you experience foot or ankle pain, you may be able to find some relief with at-home treatments. If not, you should make an appointment with your podiatrist. If conservative methods fail, you may require foot and ankle surgery. Todd Derksen DPM, FACFAS. Orthopedic and Sports Institute of the Fox Valley. Today’s Objectives. Review the major anatomy of the foot and ankle.. Discuss relevant tendon injuries and treatment options. There are 28 bones in the lower leg/foot including:. Tibia & Fibula: Malleolus – (medial & lateral) ends of the tibia & fibula (commonly referred to as the ankle bones). Talus: sits on top of the calcaneus (forms the ankle joint along with tibia & fibula). Most common lower leg injury. Classified as to degree of . ligamentous. severity. Lateral. ankle sprain . Mechanism:. Inversion and plantar flexion. Anterior . talofibular. ligament (ATF) usually first structure to injury. Signs and symptoms. pain. swelling. bruising. discolored skin around the affected area. angulations – the affected area may be bent at an unusual angle. the patient is unable to put weight on the injured area. Talocrural. Joint. Uniaxial. hinge joint. The talus is wider . anteriorly. than . posteriorly. Talus is convex AP. Medial . malleolus. is shorter than the lateral. Arthrokimenatics. . talocrural. Treatment Updates and When to Refer. Daniel Pascucci, D.O.. 9/15/18. . Elbow and Forearm. Elbow Joint. Ulnohumeral Joint. Flexion and extension and forearm pronation and supination. Radicapitellar Joint. Arch Clin Med Case Rep 202 2 ; 6 ( 1 ): 53 - 56 DOI: 10.26502/acmcr.96550 4 4 9 Archives of Clinical and Medical Case Reports 53 Case Re port b ut Easily Missed Ahmedelmustafa A Musa * , Alaa A Al - What are the causes?. What are the symptoms?. How is it diagnosed?. What is the management?. How can I manage it?. What is an ankle sprain?. Ankle sprain is characterised by an injury to at least one of the ligaments supporting your ankle. .