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diagnosis
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orthopedics
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differential
elbow
xray
buckethandle
caudaequina
classification
clinical
complications
diffuse
dislocation
fracture
fractures
grades
grading
knee
lumbar spine
Signs
... • Urinary and
fecal
... CaudaEquina #Syndrome #
MSK
... #
pathophysiology
... diagnosis #symptoms #
signs
RADIAL
HEAD FRACTURE ... anterior sail
sign
... Ligamentous injury (
LCL
... >
MCL
), coronoid ... #Orthopedics #
MSK
can't make A-OK
sign
... ligamentous injury (
LCL
... >
MCL
), brachial ... dislocation +
radial
... Orthopedics #Sports #
MSK
Vertical Shear (VS) -
Axial
...
MCV
rollover, pedestrian ... - LC Grade 1 -
Sacral
... #Orthopedics #
MSK
... complications #
pathophysiology
joints, esp carpal,
MCP
... drift of fingers,
radial
... Extra-articular
signs
... RheumatoidArthritis #RA #
pathophysiology
... #
signs
#symptoms
Handle Tear -
MSK
... The "double
PCL
...
sign
" is seen on ... also seen on the
axial
... Radiology #diagnosis #
msk
made, rule out:
focal
... MeralgiaParesthetica #
MSK
... #
pathophysiology
... differential #diagnosis #
signs
Degrees) • Incr
Axial
... curvature and/or
axial
... #Scoliosis #
pathophysiology
... #
msk
#diagnosis ... #
signs
#symptoms
survival is 93-95%
Pathophysiology
... anterior/posterior
MSK
... iridocyclitis) and
facial
... Diagnosis #Management #
Signs
Myelitis Overview
Focal
... 10-33% develop
MS
... monophasic
Pathophysiology
... • Bilateral
signs
... is involved -
Focal
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