The Tibia and Fibula

Sep 3, 2016 by in ORTHOPEDIC Comments Off on The Tibia and Fibula

The tibia and fibula are approximately equal in length but are different in structure and function. The tibia is large, transmits most of the stress of walking, and has a…

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The Elbow

Sep 3, 2016 by in ORTHOPEDIC Comments Off on The Elbow

The elbow is a hinged joint supported by strong collateral ligaments. The key neurovascular structures running down the arm pass anterior and posterior to the joint. The medial and lateral…

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Approaches for External Fixation

Sep 3, 2016 by in ORTHOPEDIC Comments Off on Approaches for External Fixation

Although a wide variety of external fixators can be constructed, they all consist of only two elements. Pins are inserted into the bone to anchor the external fixator to the…

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Safety and HVLA thrust techniques

Sep 3, 2016 by in MUSCULOSKELETAL MEDICINE Comments Off on Safety and HVLA thrust techniques

5 Safety and HVLA thrust techniques Introduction There are risks and benefits associated with any therapeutic intervention. High-velocity low-amplitude (HVLA) thrust techniques are distinguished from other osteopathic techniques because the…

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Ribs R4–10: Patient sitting

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9.8 Ribs R4–10 Patient sitting Gliding thrust Ligamentous myofascial tension locking Assume somatic dysfunction (S-T-A-R-T) is identified and you wish to produce cavitation at the costotransverse joint of the right…

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