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👨🏼⚕️ El doctor Roberto Sánchez Rosales explica en este vídeo cómo realiza una sutura intratendinosa. Y es que, las lesiones en los tendones flexores pueden ser las que más se complican en cirugía de la mano.
No te pierdas la lección completa aquí: https://t.co/530cpBZPXK
ohhh hell yeahhh !!
In final prototype testing phase on https://t.co/1WvAMhHtn0
Not for public use yet, but im pretty sure you'll find this as cool as I do!
post a random sketch and ill test run it, and we'll see how it goes !!
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@JMGardnerMD Intriguing case, @JMGardnerMD! The expansile intramedullary bone lesion you've shared could be associated with several syndromes. One possibility is Jaffe-Campanacci syndrome, linked to mutations in the BRAF gene.
"Treatment of Proximal Trans-ulnar Fracture-Dislocations Based on a Step-By-Step Coronoid-Centric Surgical Technique" by Blonna et al.
Read online at https://t.co/lu2zs8YYRr
Most shoulder X-ray misses happen before interpretation even starts.
Know your landmarks:
Humeral head centered on glenoid
Acromiohumeral interval: 7-12mm
AC distance: under 8mm
CC distance: under 13mm
AP view. Scapular Y view. Trace every cortex. Review the lung apex.
The systematic approach is everything.
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A quick look on posterior glenohumeral joint injection technique.
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Supplementation with Vitamin D or calcium, or both does not help prevent fractures or falls. From a new systematic review of 69 randomized trials and >150,000 participants
A, Normal scapholunate angle (SL) is 30 to 60 degrees. A normal capitolunate angle (CL) is (0±15) degrees. B, Displaced scaphoid fracture leads to dorsal intercalated segmental
instability (SL angle >60 degrees) through internal angulation and humpback deformity. C, Capitate; MC, metacarpal; L, lunate; R, radius; S, scaphoid.