Data Trace Editor – See: – TKR Menu – Distal Femoral Resection – Femoral IM Alignment Rod – Distal Femoral Sizing Guide (and Rotational Alignment) – Anterior, Posterior, and Chamfer Cuts – Femoral Component Notching – Design Considerations: – PCL Retaining Prosthesis – Posterior Stabilized Prosthesis – left & … Read more
– Discussion: – if there is free movement at hip, subtalar & mid-tarsal joints rotation at the knee is not essential for restricted function of prosthetic joint; – in contrast, an arthrodesed ipsilateral hip is a relative contra indication to knee replacement, for it prevents rotation of thigh as … Read more
– Discussion: – Intra-articular injection of hyaluronic acid following arthroscopic partial meniscectomy of the knee. – Intra-articular hyaluronic acid after knee arthroscopy: a two-year study – [Intra-articular sodium hyaluronate injections after arthroscopic debridement for osteoarthritis of the knee: a prospective, randomized, controlled study]. – [The efficacy of low- and high-molecular-weight hyaluronic … Read more
CPT David Crawford MAJ Joanna Branstetter A. Define the initial evaluation and demonstrate appropriate evaluation techniques of a patient with an extremity vascular injury I. Initial Evaluation A. Initial evaluation should always follow acute trauma lifesaving support (ATLS) B. Application of a tourniquet above the level of injury is appropriate … Read more
CPT Daniel Stinner, M.D. B. Define early management of extremity burns I. Early Wound Management A. Introduction 1. not necessary to perform immediately, but should be done within first 24 hours 2. ensure patient receives adequate pain medicine, as wound care can be very painful B. Goal 1. … Read more
CPT Daniel J. Stinner, M.D. CPT Chad A. Krueger, M.D. A. Describe the initial evaluation and management of a burn patient I. Background A. Types of burn injuries 1. thermal 2. electrical 3. chemical 4. cold 5. radiation B. Recent civilian disasters resulting in multiple burn casualties1 … Read more
CPT Brendan Masini, MD A. Define compartment syndrome and describe the diagnostic limitations presented by an austere environment I. Acute Compartment Syndrome A. Occurs when pressure within myofascial compartment exceeds threshold perfusion gradient across capillary beds 1. if unchecked, leads to tissue hypoxia and cell death 2. ischemia and necrosis … Read more
CPT Jeanne Patzkowski, M.D. CPT Chad Krueger, M.D. B. Define the initial management, resuscitation, and stabilization of spine injuries with associated neurological injuries IV. Stabilization A. Maintain rigid spinal immobilization until mechanical instability has been ruled out 1. may need CT scan to evaluate entire spine completely 2. majority … Read more
V. Axial Skeleton Injuries in an Austere Environment (continued) CPT Jeanne Patzkowski, M.D. CPT Chad Krueger, M.D. B. Define the initial management, resuscitation, and stabilization of spine injuries with associated neurological injuries Spinal Fractures with Associated Neurologic Injuries I. Epidemiology A. Overall spine injury from Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF)/Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) … Read more
V. Axial Skeleton Injuries in an Austere Environment (continued) CPT Jeanne Patzkowski, M.D. CPT Chad Krueger, M.D. A. Describe the initial management, resuscitation, and stabilization of pelvic fractures IV. Stabilization A. Provisional 1. may be performed at echelon II or III 2. sheet/binder a. easy to … Read more