Pathogenesis
2. Pathogenesis Disorders of the LHBBT are often classified as primary or secondary. Primary lesions are isolated to the LHBBT, with no associated abnormalities elsewhere in the shoulder. Secondary lesions…
ULTRASONOGRAPHY
Terminology
3. Terminology The inconstancy of findings indicative of a true inflammatory process on histopathological examination prompted a suggestion to abandon the term bursitis in favor of local bursal reaction when…
Histology and Function
1. Histology and Function Bursae are cavities found or formed in areas subject to friction and lined by synovial membrane. The synovial membrane consists of two distinct layers: the inner…
Anatomy and Function
1. Anatomy and Function The LHBBT consists of two different but continuous portions: the proximal is named intra-articular, while the distal is termed extra-articular. The intra-articular portion is extrasynovial, arises…
Basic Science of Tendinopathy
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Natural History
Figure 1-9. Spectrum of rotator cuff disease. Calcific tendinopathy probably represents two distinct entities, one emerging from preceding tendinopathy and other arising from an active cell-mediated process not related to…
Preoperative Surgical Perspective
1. Preoperative Surgical Perspective Before the development of aseptic techniques by Joseph Lister in the mid-nineteenth century, orthopaedic surgery hardly seemed worthwhile. At least one-third of the patients died and…
of Standard Sections
Right flank (longitudinal, transverse) Liver Kidney Psoas major muscle Spine Subcostal, longitudinal Gallbladder Vena cava Subcostal, transverse (3 in 1) Gallbladder transverse (1) Portal vein bifurcation (2) Junction of veins (3) CPC…
