Surgical Considerations in Neurogenic Bladder
Does the person have a neurogenic bladder? Has there been a recent evaluation of the lower urinary tract (urodynamics and cystoscopy)? Has there been a recent evaluation of the upper…
Hand Transplantation and Rehabilitation
Fig. 21.1 Clinical presentation of skin rejection. The macroscopic changes may be heterogeneous. In mild cases, skin lesions most often appear in a spotted pattern (a). Rejection may be associated…
Deep Venous Thrombosis in the Operative Rehabilitation Patient
AT9 VTE risk category/Caprini score Estimated baseline risk without prophylaxis (%) Risk of VTE with prophylaxis (%) Very low/0–2 NA <0.5 Low/3–4 0.6 1.5 Moderate/5–6 1.3 3 High/>6 2.7 6…
Introduction to Rehabilitative Surgery
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017Andrew I. Elkwood, Matthew Kaufman and Lisa F. Schneider (eds.)Rehabilitative Surgery10.1007/978-3-319-41406-5_1 1. Introduction to Rehabilitative Surgery Andrew I. Elkwood1 , Matthew Kaufman1 and Lisa F. Schneider1 (1) The Plastic Surgery Center, Institute for Advanced Reconstruction, 535 Sycamore…
Anesthetic Considerations in Rehabilitative Surgery
Spinal level Activities of daily living Mobility/locomotion C1–C4 Feeding possible with balanced forearm orthoses Computer access by tongue, breath, voice controls Weight shifts with power tilt and recline chair Mouth…
Open Surgical Management of Pincer Lesions in FAI
Fig. 11.1 Medial cartilage damage can be seen in early protrusion of the hip of a 19-year-old basketball player during hip dislocation surgery to correct a pincer-type FAI 11.4 Classification…
Revision FAI Surgery
Causes of FAI surgical failures Bony under-resection Acetabulum Femoral head-neck junction Bony over-resection Acetabulum Femoral head neck junction Extra-articular impingement Subspinous Ischiofemoral Greater trochanter Capsular insufficiency Generalized ligamentous laxity Failure…
Reconstructive Techniques in FAI Surgery
Fig. 13.1 View of deficient labrum (LAB) which does not maintain the seal with the femoral head (FH) Loss of labral tissue may also result in micro-instability, which is a…
Arthroscopic Management of Pincer-Type Impingement
Fig. 9.1 Hip arthroscopy setup and patient positioning on operating table Intraoperative fluoroscopy is arranged to match preoperative imaging. This is crucial for comparing the actual and planned procedures and…
Surgical Management of CAM-Type FAI: A Technique Guide
Fig. 8.1 Operating room setup. (Left) The operating table setup with a perineal foam post and traction setup. (Right) Patient’s foot wrapped in protective foam pad and tightly secured to…
