@YahooSports Acute major ACL tears are often associated with several common things: audible “pop”, rapid effusion ( because of intra-articular blerd), and most importantly MRI evidence of condylar bone marrow oedema (because of contre coup injury), with or without meniscal tear.
I don’t think people realize the impact of TXA on high blood loss high risk operations…
The road has existed for 50+ years and is cheap but it’s usage is a relatively new phenomenon that has dramatically increased for the last 10 to 15 years
It’s cheap. It’s effective and hasn’t been pillaged by the bad actors in healthcare.
If I was to list the things in my life that I love
My wife and my children are first
My country is next
TXA is third and depending on how annoyed I am with the US government, it sometimes moves to second.
Congratulations Nole! Just #tennis. Never mind politics, booing, hatred, biased media. You worked hard and you won. That’s it. @DjokerNole@rolandgarros
Finally we found a good home for the @OPTIKNEE SR on structural and molecular biomarker outcomes after ACL tears in @JOSPT! We've made this infographic to sum up the main messages.
It's always the same story... Felt a pop, and had some pain, the pain got much worse a few days later.
Now they're miserable.
Mild/mod OA--->Degen root---> subchondral fx/intense edema.
You know the diagnosis in one minute if you listen.
https://t.co/XMWmiUwHkw
Beware of initial remote consultations: “the special relationship giving rise to a duty of care may exist even in the absence of any meeting between the physician and the patient where the physician performs specific services for the benefit of the patient."
@ClementsCharl96 In my experience (30+ years of doing knee surgery) most degenerate menisci and post-meniscectomy knees are not associated with SIFK. SIFK is spontaneous focal subchondral metabolic (neurovascular) issue of uncertain origin, often recurrent and migratory. Needs more work!