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Yesterday I had a slight fall while walking the dogs ... thankfully we had only just started walking and were only a 100 yards or so from home ... a trip to hospital this morning resulted in my leg in plaster ... can't drive for a few weeks ... don't quite know what I will do about work yet ... a slight fall has resulted in lots of problems which we're slowing working out :o)
This shot was taken by my talented daughter Lucy :o) x
Examination: Right tibia and fibula 2 views.
Indication: Fall skiing
Comparison: None
Findings: Schatzker VI knee fracture with valgus impaction at the metaphyseal component is noted. No significant additional displacement. Comminuted fracture of the fibular head as well. Alignment at the ankle appears normal. Marked soft tissue swelling is noted.
Impression: Schatzker VI fracture with additional comminuted fibular head fracture
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* Final Report
XKNEE2VR
Examination: Right knee 2 views.
Indication: Post operative evaluation of hardware, fracture
Comparison: Same day at 16:51
Findings: External fixator with single femoral diaphyseal screw, location of which is not
seen on the AP view. Slight improvement in valgus impaction of the comminuted Schatzker
VI fracture. Unchanged comminuted fibular head fracture. Large lipohemarthrosis.
Prepatellar soft tissue swelling.
Impression: Slight improvement in valgus impaction post external fixation
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Examination: Right tibia and fibula 2 views.
Indication: Fall skiing
Comparison: None
Findings: Schatzker VI knee fracture with valgus impaction at the metaphyseal component is noted. No significant additional displacement. Comminuted fracture of the fibular head as well. Alignment at the ankle appears normal. Marked soft tissue swelling is noted.
Impression: Schatzker VI fracture with additional comminuted fibular head fracture
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* Final Report*
XKNEE2VR
Examination: Right knee 2 views.
Indication: Fall loss the
Comparison: None.
Findings: Comminuted split depression of the lateral tibial plateau. Depression of the
articular surface estimated at 1.8 cm. There is an additional transverse metaphyseal
fracture line separating the diaphysis from the epiphysis with mild valgus impaction.
There is a comminuted fracture of the fibular head. Fracture line is felt to extend just
medial to the medial tibial spine involving the lateral most aspect of the medial tibial
plateau. Lipohemarthrosis.
Impression:
1. Probable Schatzker VI
2. Comminuted fibular head fracture
IM-0001-2001.jpg
Fig. 1. Reconstruction of Inkayacu paracasensis in oblique anterior view showing recovered elements in white and photographs of the holotype specimen (MUSM 1444): skull and mandible in (A and C) dorsal (B) ventral and (D) lateral views; scapula in (E) lateral view and humerus in (F) posterior, (G) ventral, (H) anterior and (I) distal views; femur in (J) dorsal, (K) medial, (L) ventral and (M) distal views; patella in (N) anterior view; tibiotarsus in (O) lateral view and tarsometatarsus in (P) proximal, (Q) distal, (R) anterior and (S) plantar views. AC: acromion, AMB: pathway of m. ambiens tendon, ATR: anterior trochlear process, CBC: m. coracobrachialis caudalis insertion, CF: fibular crest, CNE: cnemial crests, CNS: coracobrachialis nerve sulcus, CT: coracoid tuberosity, DEN: dentary, GR: groove on premaxilla, IL: m. iliofemoralis and iliotrochantericus insertions, LF: lacrimal facet, LPVF: lateral proximal vascular foramen, MHC: medial hypotarsal crest, MC: medial condyle, MTR: middle trochlear process, PIII-1: manual phalanx III-1, PAL: palatine, PATH: pathology, PF: pectoralis fossa, PO: postorbital process, PS: parasphenoid rostrum, PTR: posterior trochlear process, SC: m. supracoracoideus insertion, SF: salt gland fossa, SU: surangular, T: tab-like process, TF: temporal fossa, V: vomer. Asterisks demarcate autapomorphies referenced in the diagnosis (10).
NOTE: This image is hosted here and appears along with a news story in accordance to FAIR USE LAWS on GrrlScientist's blog (at The Guardian), Punctuated Equilibrium.
* Final Report*
XKNEE2VR
Examination: Right knee 2 views.
Indication: Fall loss the
Comparison: None.
Findings: Comminuted split depression of the lateral tibial plateau. Depression of the
articular surface estimated at 1.8 cm. There is an additional transverse metaphyseal
fracture line separating the diaphysis from the epiphysis with mild valgus impaction.
There is a comminuted fracture of the fibular head. Fracture line is felt to extend just
medial to the medial tibial spine involving the lateral most aspect of the medial tibial
plateau. Lipohemarthrosis.
Impression:
1. Probable Schatzker VI
2. Comminuted fibular head fracture
IM-0001-4001.jpg
Final Report
XTIBFB2VR
Examination: Right tibia and fibula 2 views.
Indication: Fracture, postoperative evaluate hardware
Comparison: Same day at 16:51
Findings: Status post external fixation with 2 screws in the distal tibia. The location
of the proximal screw is not seen on the AP view. Comminuted Schatzker VI fracture is slightly improved in alignment. Comminuted fibular head fracture is unchanged.
Impression: Slight improvement in alignment post-external fixation
IM-0001-2001.jpg
Final Report
XTIBFB2VR
Examination: Right tibia and fibula 2 views.
Indication: Fracture, postoperative evaluate hardware
Comparison: Same day at 16:51
Findings: Status post external fixation with 2 screws in the distal tibia. The location
of the proximal screw is not seen on the AP view. Comminuted Schatzker VI fracture is slightly improved in alignment. Comminuted fibular head fracture is unchanged.
Impression: Slight improvement in alignment post-external fixation
IM-0001-1001.jpg
This patient had an ulcer over the lateral malleolus and a plain film was said to show "two lytic lesions" consistent with osteomyelitis, as shown by this RaySum image from a subsequent CT done to evaluate the extent of the bone abnormality. Note the subtle "bend" in the fibulajust above the ankle mortice. CT images show no evidence of lytic lesions in the lateral malleolar tip, but a somewhat patchy trabecular pattern, and an old, healed oblique fracture of the distal fibula which probably explains it. The larger of the lytic lesions likely represents the fibular fovea, and the smaller likely a composite lucency due to the altered marrow appearance.
Engraved bronze fibular with sheet handle. Iron spear head, From a tomb in Incoronata, Pisticci. Messapian, 7th Century BC. Museo archeologico nazionale di Metaponto. Metaponto, Basilicata, Italy. Copyright 2016, James A. Glazier.
Fibulae are an ancient form of broach which was used by the Greeks and Romans on cloaks and tunics. Most were highly curved with a hinge on the pin and were highly decorative along the spine. This is my attempt at this ancient form of jewelry in Gunmetal and bronze. It was suppose to be an entry into the Australian Beading forum "Fall of Troy" week for the year of Jewelry, but it came a bit late
It's a demur, lady-like portrait by Karen Heston, our friend, the artist & Bean's nanny -- as it were. (I deduce this so many years on because Karen had a Polaroid & I did not.)
Sophie poked her eye while running gleefully, madly throught the bushes. Surgery saved it but to no use; although after it healed she never seemed to mind. Gastly appearance, but we got used to it.
She also had a fibular transposition (knee surgery) and on another occasion was hit by a taxi -- from which she got up and ran home alone for a hearty supper (across two busy intersections).
It's the kind of excellent parenting that toughens up first children.
Fibulae are an ancient form of broach which was used by the Greeks and Romans on cloaks and tunics. Most were highly curved with a hinge on the pin and were highly decorative along the spine. This is my attempt at this ancient form of jewelry in Gunmetal and bronze. It was suppose to be an entry into the Australian Beading forum "Fall of Troy" week for the year of Jewelry, but it came a bit late
Fibulae are an ancient form of broach which was used by the Greeks and Romans on cloaks and tunics. Most were highly curved with a hinge on the pin and were highly decorative along the spine. This is my attempt at this ancient form of jewelry in Gunmetal and bronze. It was suppose to be an entry into the Australian Beading forum "Fall of Troy" week for the year of Jewelry, but it came a bit late
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This plaster mold represents the patients RIGHT residual limb. It is marked with an indelible pencil to show specific landmarks (tibial crest, fibular head, medial tibial plateau and patella tendon bar.)
#Ankle #fracture after a motor vehicle #accident. Atypical #bimalleolar #fracture with comminuted lateral malleolus. The #fibular #plate came in handy on this one.
#lafootandanklecare
#California #Reseda #LA
#LosAngeles
More micro-balloon mixture is added to build up the calf and lateral side of the leg to make a gradual curve that ends on the fibular head.
When i found the one on the left, it still had traces of enamelling on it,
red on the left side and blue on the right pane,
Kim's almost ready after she doctors up her fibular head. Hasn't bothered her last couple outings. Hopefully this one will be the same.
this was suppose to be my tdf entry but it looks all grainy and odd with the blythe skeleton wearing that "dress". i'm going to redo it next saturday.
'Cause sometimes at night,
I dream of the most terrible things
I take a hammer and I creep out of bed
And I raise it high
And I smash your head
Fibular and tubular
And ribs and cages, too
In fact, while I'm here
I'll smash the whole of you
Smaaaaaaaaaaash !
At 4 weeks after first surgery, Dr. Brady in the USA decided to remove the screws and nail put in in England and redo the repair with plates and screws. Fixed the fibular which was ignored in England. All incisions reopened, many enlarged, and a bunch of new ones for the corrections needed to put the lower tibia together correctly and get the ankle aligned. This is 5 weeks after the second surgery and 9 weeks after the original.