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...ref> This abutment results in increased load bearing across the ulnar head, TFCC and ulnar carpals, and subsequent degeneration of the TFCC,&nbsp ...ngenital positioning of the ulnar articular surface more distally than the radial articular surface 

...er and conflict settings, fractures are a common injury, with at least one fracture seen in half of the patients presenting for treatment.<ref name=":3">Lathia == Fracture Overview ==

...s: an ulnar part, comprised of the triquetrohamatecapitate ligament, and a radial part that extends distally from the radioscaphocapitate ligament. Another i * '''Wrist Sprain or Fracture''': Acute pain and swelling, often following a traumatic event.

...ial collateral ligament) and compression of the lateral structures (radial head, capitellum). Little league elbow encompasses delayed or accelerated growth ...ophysitis<br>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; • Older Children: epicondylar avulsion [[fracture]]<br>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; • Not common to see ligamentous or flexor/prona

...rus (Figure 1), causing posterior subluxation or dislocation of the radial head relative to the capitellum, without associated instability of the proximal The LCL, radial head and coronoid process, and the common extensor origin all help prevent poste

...e annular ligament encircles the head of the radius, stabilizing it in the radial notch. Each of these ligaments can be injured by elbow trauma or overuse.<r '''Lateral collateral ligamentous''' injuries are typically associated with fracture or [[Posterior Elbow Dislocation|dislocation]]<ref>Sevivas N, Ferreira N, P

* Radial head * '''Radial pulse''': palpated at the anterior wrist, proximal to the base of the thumb

...urfaces can become incongruent following trauma, because of malunion of a fracture site or ligamentous instability. ...bodies, bony deformity or malunion is suspected in the setting of previous fracture.

...lance between the remodelling and micro-damage may occur, causing a stress fracture.<ref name=":0">Warden SJ, Gutschlag FR, Wajswelner H, et al. [https://www.r ...g injury at the elite level. This is especially worrisome because a stress fracture that occurs during training for a major championship could prevent the inju

Involved anatomy of this disorder includes the [[Elbow|radial head]] or the central and/or lateral aspect of the [[Elbow|capitellum]]. ...capitellum, typically the central or lateral portion, but also the radial head, the olecranon of the ulna and the trochlea humeri.<ref name="Steven" />

...mergency departments and clinics<ref>Clarence Kee; Patrick Massey. Phalanx fracture. InStatPearls [Internet]2023 August 14. StatPearls Publishing.Available fro ...imal and middle phalanges share a common anatomical structure comprising a head, neck, shaft, and base. Meanwhile, the distal phalanx is characterized by i

#[[Proximal Radial Head Fracture]]

...ght|Figure 1- Depiction of the axillary nerve stretched across the humeral head during dislocation. Adapted from Apaydin et al.]] ...ically following shoulder dislocation in patients ≥50 years of age, if a [[fracture]] is associated with the dislocation, as well as if the duration of the dis

.../><ref name=":1">Capo JT, Treatment of dorsal perilunate dislocations and fracture–dislocations using a standardized protocol, Hand (N Y). 2012 Dec; 7(4): 3 ...l side</span><br><span style="font-size: 13.28px; line-height: 19.92px;">• Radial collateral ligament</span><br><span style="font-size: 13.28px; line-height:

...ent extends from a point slightly dorsal to the mid-axis of the metacarpal head to the palmar aspect of the proximal phalanx. It prevents palmar subluxatio # The radial collateral ligament (RCL)<br>

...al nerve that is most commonly injured at the fibular neck, as a result of fracture of the tibia and fibula or dislocation of the knee, while the tibial nerve ...d a large portion of these injuries was associated with a vascular injury, fracture, or both at the level of the nerve lesion, which is a small number of situa

...s also in close proximity to this region, and divides into the superficial radial nerve and the posterior interosseous nerve. ...dyle and the other hand of the therapist positions the patient’s hand into radial deviation and forearm pronation. Then the patient is asked to resist wrist

#* [[Pectoralis major|Pectoralis]] (clavicular head only) #* Radial wrist extensors ([[extensor carpi radialis longus]] and/or [[Extensor Carpi

...synovial joint formed between the femur and acetabulum of the pelvis. The head of the femur is covered by Type II collagen (hyaline cartilage) and proteog <div class="col-md-4">[[Image:Hip-joint-acetabulum-femur-head-caput-femoris-greater-trochanter-lesser-minor-major-ilum-front-skin-names.p

...r cerebellar peduncle<ref>Susan Chester C, Reznick BR. Ataxia after severe head injury: The pathological substrate. Annals of Neurology. 1987;22(1):77–9. ...': No visible deformities in standing and seated posture, some titubation (head and shoulders, anterior-to-posterior) visible when patient is seated.