Endothelium / Prostaglandins
– Arachidonic Acid – Cyclo-oxigenase – Eicosapentaenoic Acid – Prostacyclin – Thromboxane – Thrombolytic Therapy
– Arachidonic Acid – Cyclo-oxigenase – Eicosapentaenoic Acid – Prostacyclin – Thromboxane – Thrombolytic Therapy
– Autologous Hamstring Resurfacing: (hamstring harvest) – Tendon Metaplasia to Cartilage: References: – Perisoteal Graft Studies for Chondral and Degenerative Arthritis of the Knee: – Knee Interpositional / Resurfacing Arthroplasty: Pertinent Human Studies – Enhanced Microfracture Research Articles: (AMIC related articles) (see AMIC dicussion, microfracture discussion, and osteoarthritis) – AMIC and Enhanced Microfracture Basic Science and Animal Model Papers: … Read more
– Methods: – increasing pin diameter: – most important factor in fixator stability; – adult tibia: usually requires fixation w/ 4.5 to 6.0 mm pins; – pins must be < 1/3 bone diameter to prevent pin hole fractures; … Read more
Stage Pain Radiographs I None Slight increased density II None … Read more
– EMG – General Discussion: – conduction velocity in the ulnar nerve across the elbow is slowed compared with the velocity in the forearm segment; – as noted by Kaempffe and Farbach (1998), abnormal EMG results are associated w/ poor surgical outcome; – position of elbow during EMG/NCS: … Read more
– See: EMG Menu: – Discussion: – demyelinating neuropathies are characterized by slowing of conduction velocities and latencies, including those of late responses such as F waves; – this occurs well before clinical symptoms appear. – slowing of the conduction velocity is often … Read more
– Discussion: – as general rule, an EMG of patient who has myopathic disease shows a decreased amplitude & duration of response, compared w/ that of unaffected pt, while an EMG of pt who has neuropathic disorder shows an increased amplitude and duration of response; … Read more
– See – Captopril – Antihypertensives – for HTN, CHF; ACE; – Adult: w/ Diuretics initially 2.5mg/day PO titrated to BP; – Adult w/ no diuretic then intial dose: 0.5mg/day PO titrated to BP; – Max dose = 40mg/day divided dose; – Injection dose: 0.625 mg to 1.25mg IV q6hr over 5 min; – titrate … Read more
– See: – Limb Development – Longitudinal Growth: – Pediatric Bone Circulation – Salter Harris – Epiphyseal Physis: – Discussion: – cartilage model includes three elements, – articular cartilage: – formation of articular cartilage depends on: – interzone formation – resorption of the interzone – intersitial growth of the articular cartilage and underlying epiphyseal cartilage … Read more
– See: Bone Tumor Menu / Multiple Enchodromatosis (Ollier’s Disease) – Discussion: – benign and asymptomatic cartilaginous tumor of bone which most often occurs in adolescents or young adults; – it is an intramedullary cartilage lesion located in central metaphysis; – intramedullary tumor develops in adjacent metaphysis and may … Read more