| November 2006 Nottingham - Henry Dushan Atkinson FRCS Tr & OrthVIVA TOPICS 
  
     ADULT AND PATHOLOGY 
  
    Osteosarcoma distal femur,
     Stress # Metatarsal, Osteoporosis, risks and Ix Osteopetrosis, with hip arthrodesis Osteoid osteoma femur HA coated femoral stem, ceramic head.Discussion of materials used. Reasons for failure for THR. Head/ neck ratio, positioning. Patient factors Posterior hip fracture dislocations Heterotopic ossification Rheumatoid arthritis with severe valgus knees, management Hallux valgus aetiology and treatments 
  
     
  
     TRAUMA Pilon # R/A type 3. compartment syndrome leg Ex-fix applications. Polytrauma, DCO vsTotal early care Comminuted distal radius #, pros and cons of fixation, volar locking plates. Lateral third clavicle #s, type 2b outcomes Displaced sub cap # nof in healthy 70 yrold, can screws vs THR, keating paper and Swedish studies. Risk factors in #nof population. Types of hemiarthroplasty pros and cons, bipolar, unipolar. Femoral # IM nail in situ. Second injury with quads tendon rupture. Treatment options and how I would repair it hangman #, ADI SAC, types, treatment options. Talar neck #. Hawkins class. Approach to ORIF. 
  
     
  
     PAEDIATRICS SH II distal tibial #. Open treatment of #s 
  
    Triplane and tillaux #s, thurston
     DDH Tx in late presenter Arthrography findings. Early DDH Primary bone tumour in humerus Osteomyelitis metaphyses. 
  
     
  
     HAND Dupuytrens disease Tx and aetiologies. Mccash and skin grafting options. RSD classification and treatment options Carpal tunnel syndrome. How to do op.external neurolysis. Open vs arthroscopic 1 st Carpo-metacarpal OA,classification and Tx options. DRUJ injury. Tx options 
  
     
  
     BASIC SCIENCES 
  
    Glycocalyx. Different types of infection.
     Unicondylar knee replacement failure. Given bits to look at. Discuss catastrophic poly failure. Metal necking. Plastic deformation. Stress risers. Stress strain curves Metal on metal fluid film lubrication Types of hydrodynamic lubrication and lubricationduring gait cycle. Meniscal anatomy, blood supply and hoop stresses. Detailed anatomy of ankle and foot; Primal pictures Detailed anatomy of shoulder; Primal pictures Brachial plexus anatomy Name screw parts 
  
     
  
    
      
        Clinicals
         
  
     
  
     LONG CASE 
  
     
  
    
      Inflammatory PolyArthropathy
       
  
    
      Bilateral THRs
      
        
      
      Bilateral TKRs
      
        
      
      Shoulder Replacement.
       
  
    
      Spinal fusion
       Multiple right total hip dislocations, then infected revision, Spacer now in situ 
   
  
    
       2 Examiners present 10 minute history 10 minute examination 20 minutes of questioning about Xrays,implants types, treatment of infection, dislocations etc.. 
  
     
  
     SHORT CASES 
  
     Usually between 6-10 cases. 2 x 15 min sessions. Lower and upper limb separate. Each with 2examiners 
  
     My cases were: 
  
     
  
     Lower Limb 
  
     1) Take a short history. Hallux Rigidus, with transfer metatarsalgia. Treatment options Consent. XR discussion 2) Grade 2 Tibialis posterior dysfunction 3) Pes Cavus in CMT, just examination and discussed Tx 4) Posterolateral corner and PCL injury, now tricomp OA knee in 40 yr old. XR discussion and Tx options. 
  
     
  
     Upper Limb 1) Fascioscapulo humeral dystrophy. Treatment options for Winging. Gledhill fusion. Upper limb neuro exam 2) Sternoclavicular TB. Examination of head andneck 3) Psoriatic arthritis in hands. Triggering ofsmall finger. Causes and pathophysiology of trigger fingering. Please log in to view the content of this page. If you are having problems logging in, please refer to the login help page. | |||
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