'Articular surface' presentation slideshows

Human A&P

Human A&P. Unit 6: Axial Skeleton. 80 bones that make up the cranium, facial bones, vertebral column, sacrum & thoracic cage. I. Axial Skeleton - _______________________ _____________________________________ A. Bone Surfaces & Marking Terms specific to the axial skeleton:

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Ankle and Foot

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Pilon Fractures

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Fractures from Hand to Elbow

Fractures from Hand to Elbow. Sesamoid bone, found on the palmar surface. Found within the flexor pollicis brevis tendons at the MCP. Constant in position. DP. MP. Biconcave with a median ridge. PP. Concave articular surface. Cancellous bone. MC.

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Chapter 8 Joints

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PMR Clinic Sports Medicine and Orthopedic

PMR Clinic Sports Medicine and Orthopedic. Limps with painful great toe. What is the dx?. Turf Toe. Hyperdorsiflexion injury Axial load foot flexed in equinus 1st metetarsaophalangeal joint dorsiflexion injury Tears the plantar plate complex

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WRIST & HAND

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Bones, Joints and Muscles

Bones, Joints and Muscles. Bones: 206 in human body. Function: support (eg) pelvic bowl, legs protect (eg) skull, vertebrae mineral storage (eg) calcium, phosphate, inorganic component movement (eg) walk, grasp objects blood-cell formation (eg) red bone marrow

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BONES OF LOWER EXTREMITY

BONES OF LOWER EXTREMITY. Pelvis. The pelvis is composed of three bones: Ilium Ischium Pubis. Pelvis: Lateral Surface. Acetabular fossa: For articulation with head of femur. Lunate surface. Acetabular notch. Acetabular labrum: Fibrocartilage rim around edge of acetabulum.

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BONES OF LOWER EXTREMITY

BONES OF LOWER EXTREMITY. Pelvis. The pelvis is composed of three bones: Ilium Ischium Pubis. Pelvis: Lateral Surface. Acetabular fossa: For articulation with head of femur. Lunate surface. Acetabular notch. Acetabular labrum: Fibrocartilage rim around edge of acetabulum.

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THE SACROILIAC JOINT

THE SACROILIAC JOINT. Anatomy Biomechanics Evaluation. SACROILIAC CLASSIFICATIONS. Diarthrodial Joint- Atypical Synovial with joint capsule present only on the anterior aspect Amphiarthrodial- Only displays 0-3? of movement- Avg. 0.2 ?

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General principles in Musculoskeletal X-ray

General principles in Musculoskeletal X-ray. ALI B ALHAILIY. Definition. A fracture is present when there is loss of continuity in the substance of a bone. The term covers all bony disruptions, ranging from the situation when a bone is broken into one or many fragments.

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Chapter two Arthrology

Chapter two Arthrology. Department of Anatomy ??? ?? / ???. Classification. There are two major types of articulations ? or joints ? . Continuous joints/immovable joints Fibrous joints : bones are united by fibrous connective tissue

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Joints or Articulations

Joints or Articulations. Joints or Articulations. A joint, or articulation, is the place of union between two or more bones. Classification of joints. Based on movement Synarthroses Amphiarthroses diarthroses. Based on the structure Fibrous Joints Cartilaginous Joints Synovial Joints.

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TMJ ( ginglymoarthrodial jt )

TMJ ( ginglymoarthrodial jt ). The TMJ is one of the most complex as well as most used joint in a human body TMJ connects the mandible or the lower jaw to the skull and regulates the movement of the jaw.

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The Equine Hoof

The Equine Hoof. By: Nadja Koehler. Hoof Wall. Made up of keratinized epithelial cells Cells are arranged in tubules and run from coronary band to ground surface Thickest at toe becoming thinner at quarters (sides) Contains pigment. Hoof Wall. Function: Weight-bearing surface of the hoof

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FRACTURES OF THE PROXIMAL HUMERUS

FRACTURES OF THE PROXIMAL HUMERUS. Presented by Mahsa Mehdizade Dr. Mardani Porsina Hospital Spring 1392. Incidence. Proximal humerus fxs comprise 4-5% of all fxs. Minimal displacement 80% Two-part fxs 10% Three-part fxs 3% Four-part fxs 4% Articular surface fxs 3%. Anatomy.

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Garden City Hospital James M. Steinberg, DO

FRACTURES OF THE POSTERIOR WALL OF THE ACETABULUM Michael R. Baumgaertner, MD JAOS January/February 1999. Garden City Hospital James M. Steinberg, DO. Introduction. Most common acetabular fracture Frequently have poor outcomes, often worse than more complex fractures

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Joints

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BIOLOGY 524 POSTCRANIAL SKELETON - III PELVIC GIRDLE AND FEMUR S. S. Sumida

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