Week 9- Tib-fib and Knee PDF

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Tibia/fibula and Knee - Clinical Histories For each of the following xray histories, be prepared to answer the following:  Meaning of acronyms and abbreviations  Projections required  Reason it requires imaging  Any modifications to technique 1. 26 y/o male kicked in leg at soccer, then fell awkwardly, twisting lower leg. Heard loud crack, now deformed and unable to weight bear 2. 24 y/o male internal fixation of comminuted fracture to tibia/fibula. 2 days post op- check position 3. 16 y/o male 2/7 post MBA- external fixation to # mid shaft tibia. Check position 4. 9/12 old female- Hx rickets. ? extent of deformity 5. 1 y/o male – Hx NAI with bilat tib/fib #s. Bilat POP. ? alignment 6. 25 y/o female – Car vs motorcyclist. Direct impact to lateral aspect of L knee. ? tibial plateau # 7. 9 y/o male with anterior shin pain bilaterally. No Hx injury. ? Osgood Schlatter’s disease 8. 42 y/o female suffered direct blow to R patella- ? # 9. 82 y/o female with advanced bilat OA. ? deformity when weight bearing 10. 77 y/o male 2/52 post op TKR 11. 13 y/o female MVA 2/24 ago. Direct impact L distal femur- gross deformity. ? supracondylar fracture 12. 25 y/o male – sudden knee pain and deformity R knee after competing in hurdles competition. ? dislocated patella...