PPT-Tibial Fracture after Unicompartmental Knee Replacement: The Importance of Surgical Cut

Elise C Pegg Hemant G Pandit Harinderjit S Gill David W Murray International Society for Biomechanics ISB 14 th July 2015 Introduction 1 National Joint Registry 11 th Annual Report 2014 wwwnjrcentreorguk. Sean Botham. What is this and what attaches to it?. Tibial tuberosity.. Q. uadriceps.. What passes anteriorly to this?. Long saphenous vein.. What passes posteriorly to this?. Short saphenous vein.. What is the significance of the poor vascularisation of the medial border of the tibial shaft?. 1. Michael O. Williams, MD FAAOS. Edmond Orthopedic Group. How the knee works . Anatomy of the knee . Largest joint in body . Referred to as a . hinge joint. because it allows the knee to flex & extend; while hinges can only bend and straighten, the knee has the ability to rotate (turn) & translate (glide). Michael O. Williams, M.D., F.A.A.O.S.. Oxford Partial Knee Replacement. The Oxford partial knee replacement is indicated for treatment of . anteromedial. osteoarthritis of the knee. This arthritis involves primarily the medial compartment of the knee with joint space narrowing seen on X-rays. The lateral compartment and patella are usually not arthritic in this condition. The Oxford differs from other partial knees in that it has a mobile UHMWPE bearing which duplicates normal knee kinematics.. Changing Patient Demographics – Younger. Source: Burden of Musculoskeletal Diseases in the United States, 2008. (RP Technology Value Dossier). Total Knee Arthroplasty Procedures in the United States, 1991-2004. Mechanism of injury. Fractures of the . tibial. plateau are caused by a . varus. or . valgus. force combined with axial loading (a pure . valgus. force is more likely to rupture the ligaments).This is sometimes the result of a car striking a pedestrian(hence . Mechanism of injury. Fractures of the . tibial. plateau are caused by a . varus. or . valgus. force combined with axial loading (a pure . valgus. force is more likely to rupture the ligaments).This is sometimes the result of a car striking a pedestrian(hence . Elise . C . Pegg, . Hemant G . Pandit. , . Harinderjit. S Gill, David W Murray. International Society for Biomechanics (ISB), 14. th. July 2015. Introduction. [1] National Joint Registry 11. th. Annual Report (2014) www.njrcentre.org.uk. Rod Turner, MS. Shiraz Younas, MD. Lindsay Crawford, MD. Updated February 2016. Objectives. Review Traumatic Pediatric Knee . I. njuries. Discuss workup and treatment options. Discuss complications associated with Pediatric Knee . ~ 10 ~ 7 ; 3 ( 3 ): 10 - 14 ISSN: 2395 - 1958 IJOS 2017; 3(3): 10 - 14 James J. Lehman, DC, MBA, FIANM. Associate Professor of Clinical Sciences. School of Chiropractic . Director. Community Health Clinical Education Department . University of Bridgeport . Learning Objectives. What is an Tibial Fracture?. A fracture is a break or crack in a bone. The Tibia is the ”shin bone” in the lower leg, between the knee and ankle. The top of the tibia is the bottom half of the knee. The bottom of the tibia is the top half of the ankle. The fibula is a smaller bone that sits on the outside of the tibia. A tibial fracture is a break or crack in the tibia. It happens when a force is applied to the bone that is stronger than the bone can withstand. This sometimes happens after a fall, playing sport, a road traffic accident or a fall from height. Occasionally the skin will be damaged at the same place as the fracture which is then called an ”open fracture”. Sometimes the fracture goes into the knee or ankle joint, which is then called an “intra-articular fracture”.. 2497.1-US-en REV0319 KNEE SYSTEM Before surgeryYour preoperative experience will be like that of most total knee patients. But, unlike traditional knee replacement methods, with ROSA Knee, a series of surgical cases. Rimi. . Statkus. , DPM, FACFAS. September 13. th. , 2022. Case Study. 55 . y.o. . male with PMHx DM, neuropathy, HTN, s/p partial L/1-3 ray amputation 2/2 gas gangrene/osteomyelitis. A1c 13 -> 6.7%.. A study performed by MSF team in Amman project to treat Iraqi victims of violence. Presented by :. Dr.Ali. Al-. Ani. MSF . orthopaedic. surgeon. Introduction :. Since the start of conflict in Iraq 2003 , surgical team have been confronted with high number of war related injuries in civilians, many of these require reconstructive surgery.