Physiology and Biomechanics

Aug 11, 2017 by in ORTHOPEDIC Comments Off on Physiology and Biomechanics

Fig. 3.1 Static model of vector forces exerting on the hip. A is the force of abductor muscles, W is the body weight and l and d represent their arms. JRF…

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Osteitis Pubis

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Fig. 16.1 Plain radiograph of the pelvis in a patient with osteitis pubis shows the classical findings of reactive sclerosis, widening of the symphysis pubis, bone thinning, osteolysis and joint…

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Sports Hernia: A Comparison of the Different Surgical Techniques

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© Springer International Publishing AG 2017Raul Zini, Piero Volpi and Gian Nicola Bisciotti (eds.)Groin Pain Syndrome10.1007/978-3-319-41624-3_13 13. Sports Hernia: A Comparison of the Different Surgical Techniques Francesco Di Marzo1   (1) Department of General Surgery, Versilia Hospital – Azienda…

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Urogenital Pathology

Aug 11, 2017 by in ORTHOPEDIC Comments Off on Urogenital Pathology

– Prostatitis – Epididymitis – Spermatocele – Orchitis – Hydrocele – Retractile testicle – Testicular cancer – Testicular torsion – Varicocele – Scrotal masses – Urinary tract infection – Kidney and ureteral stone Urologic diagnosis is very common, and some patients with…

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Inguinal Hernia and Other Types of Hernia: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approach

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© Springer International Publishing AG 2017Raul Zini, Piero Volpi and Gian Nicola Bisciotti (eds.)Groin Pain Syndrome10.1007/978-3-319-41624-3_10 10. Inguinal Hernia and Other Types of Hernia: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approach Francesco Di Marzo1   (1) Department of General Surgery, Versilia Hospital…

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Radiology of Hip Injuries

Aug 10, 2017 by in SPORT MEDICINE Comments Off on Radiology of Hip Injuries

Fig. 5.1 (a) Normal AP view of the pelvis. The curves formed by joint surface of the femoral head and the acetabulum are parallel. The femurs are internally rotated as…

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