CHAPTER OUTLINE Cross-sectional Imaging Modalities 19 Injury-specific Imaging 21 Occult Hip Fracture 21 Characterization of Known Fracture 21 Acetabular Labral Tears 22 Impingement Syndromes 22 Muscle Injuries 23 Osteonecrosis 25…
CHAPTER OUTLINE Arthroplasty 9 Loosening 10 Dislocation 13 Infection 13 Periprosthetic Fracture 15 Acetabular Liner Wear 15 Particle Disease 15 Heterotopic Bone Formation 16 Pseudobursae 16 Iliopsoas Impingement 17 Summary…
CHAPTER OUTLINE Labral Tears 39 Chondral Lesions 40 Loose Bodies 41 Synovial Conditions 41 After Total Hip Arthroplasty 42 After Trauma 42 Contraindications 42 Surgical Technique 42 Complications 43 Outcomes…
CHAPTER OUTLINE Survivorship Analysis 30 Arthroplasty Registers 30 Methods of Early Prediction of Failure 31 Statistical Models 31 Radiologic Models 31 Subjective Outcome Measures 32 Validity 32 Reliability 32 Responsiveness…
CHAPTER OUTLINE History 3 Physical Examination 4 General Tests 5 Leg Length Measurement 5 Thomas Test 5 Trendelenburg Test 5 Patrick Test (FABER [ F lexion, AB duction, E xternal…
Developmental Anatomy The clavicle and scapula are joined together by ligamentous structures existing in two separate locations, one a diarthrodial joint and the other a space, partially occupied by a…
We are faced with a paradox in shoulder anatomy. Knowledge regarding the details of shoulder anatomy has increased along with knowledge regarding its clinical significance. However, our exposure is decreasing….
Repetitive overhead movements and contact sports exert great stress on the shoulder, often at extreme ranges of motion. As a result, the shoulder is a common site of pathology and…
In the early 1980s it was not uncommon to see patients who had undergone isolated biceps tenodesis when in reality their symptoms emanated from rotator cuff disease and impingement syndrome….
Musculoskeletal tumors represent approximately 10% of all orthopedic diagnoses and may present a formidable clinical challenge because of their varying presentations and biologic behavior. They may come to clinical attention…
