most common due to application of large loads. important
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Injuries to the Lower ExtremityInjuries to the Lower Extremity
Most common due to application Most common due to application of large loads. Important because of large loads. Important because of the role on the lower extremity of the role on the lower extremity
in locomotionin locomotion
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Hip AnatomyHip Anatomy
Ball & Socket (3D)Ball & Socket (3D)Ligament supportLigament support
IliofemoralIliofemoralpubofemoralpubofemoralischiofemoralischiofemoralligamentumligamentum teresteres
Joint capsule: labrumJoint capsule: labrum
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Hip MusclesHip MusclesFlexion Extension Abduction Adduction Int. Rotation Ext.
RotationAdductors X XTensorfascia
X X X
GluteusMax
X X
GluteusMedius
X X
GluteusMinimus
X X
Gracilis XIlopsoas XPectinuous X X XPiriformis + + XHamstrings XSartorius XRectusFemoris
X
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Hip fracturesHip fracturesHigh energy forcesHigh energy forces
fallsfallscar accidentscar accidentspelvic (side impacts)pelvic (side impacts)
high mortality rateshigh mortality rates
Femoral neck fracturesFemoral neck fractures> 250,000> 250,000women 3 times likely to women 3 times likely to get fractureget fracture
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Hip fracturesHip fractures
Young people: high Young people: high energy impactsenergy impactsMechanismMechanism
direct impactdirect impactlateral rotation of leglateral rotation of leg
Stress fractures femurStress fractures femurDynamic models of fallsDynamic models of falls
impact forces 3impact forces 3--10 10 kNkN
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Hip Hip LuxationLuxation (dislocation)(dislocation)Not common: hip stabilityNot common: hip stabilityHigh forcesHigh forcesMost cases posterior Most cases posterior dislocationdislocationCar accidents: dashboardCar accidents: dashboardAnterior inferior dislocationAnterior inferior dislocation
1010--20% of hip dislocation20% of hip dislocationForce abductionForce abductionAbduction, flexion and ext. Abduction, flexion and ext. rotation (rotation (obturatorobturator))
Hip retroversion (toeHip retroversion (toe--in)in)Congenital dislocation Congenital dislocation (infants)(infants)
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Thigh injuriesThigh injuriesThree muscular Three muscular compartmentscompartments
anterioranteriormedialmedialposteriorposterior
Quadriceps contusionQuadriceps contusionblunt traumablunt traumaextensive hematomaextensive hematomaswellingswellingincrease muscle weightincrease muscle weightloss of strengthloss of strength
MyositisMyositis OssificansOssificans
Ant.
Post.
Medial
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Femoral fracturesFemoral fracturesHigh energy traumaHigh energy trauma
car & motorcycle and or car & motorcycle and or pedestrian accidents (78%)pedestrian accidents (78%)
Classified by location, Classified by location, configuration and level of configuration and level of comminutioncomminutionDangerous near epiphyseal Dangerous near epiphyseal platesplates
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Femoral fracturesFemoral fracturesGunshot fractures affected Gunshot fractures affected by bullet diameter, velocity, by bullet diameter, velocity, weight, shape, and tumblingweight, shape, and tumblingLowLow--velocityvelocity
splinteringsplinteringHigh velocity or close range High velocity or close range shotgun blastsshotgun blasts
More soft tissue damageMore soft tissue damageTorsionalTorsional loadingloading
young skiersyoung skiershigh skill level (risk)high skill level (risk)
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HamstringHamstringExcessive tension applied to Excessive tension applied to the musclethe muscle
eccentric actioneccentric actionPredisposing factors:Predisposing factors:
fatiguefatiguemuscle imbalancemuscle imbalancelack of flexibilitylack of flexibilitylack of warm uplack of warm up
BiarticularBiarticular musclesmusclesbicep bicep femorisfemorisMTJMTJ
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Knee anatomyKnee anatomyThree jointsThree joints
TibiofemoralTibiofemoral jointsjointsPatellofemoralPatellofemoral jointsjoints
Double condyloidDouble condyloidflexion/extensionflexion/extensionrotationrotation
Poor joint cavityPoor joint cavityMeniscusMeniscus
connect to joint capsule and connect to joint capsule and MCL and sometimes with MCL and sometimes with ACLACLLateral: loose attachmentLateral: loose attachment
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Knee AnatomyKnee AnatomyStrong ligament supportStrong ligament support
collateral collateral liglig: resist : resist valgusvalgusand and varusvarus loadingloadingACL: two bundles, restrict ACL: two bundles, restrict anteriotanteriot motion of tibia, motion of tibia, valgusvalgus, , varusvarus, rotation, rotationPCL: two bundles, restrict PCL: two bundles, restrict posterior motion of the tibia, posterior motion of the tibia, limits hyper flexionlimits hyper flexion
Patella: mechanical Patella: mechanical advantageadvantage
PFJ huge loads when knee PFJ huge loads when knee is flexedis flexed
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Knee AnatomyKnee AnatomyMuscle Action
Gracilis Flexes the leg
Sartorius Flexes the leg
Quadriceps Extends the leg
Hamstrings Flexes the leg
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Knee InjuriesKnee InjuriesACL sprain: more common than ACL sprain: more common than PCLPCLMechanism:Mechanism:
valgusvalgus loading and ext loading and ext tibialtibialrotation (cutting rotation (cutting movements)movements)hyperextension and internal hyperextension and internal tibialtibial rotation (landing from rotation (landing from jumps/rotate)jumps/rotate)
MRI triad: ACL rupture, MRI triad: ACL rupture, osseososseos lessionlession of terminal of terminal sulcussulcus, and bone or soft , and bone or soft tissue.tissue.
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Knee InjuriesKnee InjuriesACL & SkiersACL & Skiers
backward fallbackward fallAnterior drawer Anterior drawer mechanismmechanism
Phantom bootPhantom bootback of skisback of skis levers levers flexed knee into internal flexed knee into internal rotationrotation
ACL and females ?ACL and females ?
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Knee InjuriesKnee InjuriesPCL lower incidence of PCL lower incidence of injuriesinjuries
half of cause due to direct half of cause due to direct trauma car accidentstrauma car accidentsSportsSports
MechanismMechanismunrestrained occupant unrestrained occupant thrown against dashboardthrown against dashboardfall on flexed knee with fall on flexed knee with plantar flexed kneeplantar flexed kneeforce knee flexionforce knee flexionforce knee hyperextensionforce knee hyperextensionquick rotationquick rotation
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Knee injuriesKnee injuriesUnhappy triad: Unhappy triad: valgusvalgus--external rotationexternal rotation
ACLACLMCLMCLMedial meniscus damage ?Medial meniscus damage ?
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Knee InjuriesKnee InjuriesMeniscus:Meniscus:
weight bearingweight bearingshock absorptionshock absorptionstabilization stabilization rotational facilitationrotational facilitation
Full extensionFull extension4545--50% of the load50% of the load
9090oo flexionflexion85% load85% load
Laterally: 70% of the load Laterally: 70% of the load 30% AC30% AC
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Knee InjuriesKnee InjuriesScrew home mechanism: Screw home mechanism: medial rotation at full medial rotation at full extensionextensionMechanisnMechanisn
flexion or extension and flexion or extension and rotationrotationtensile loading of medial tensile loading of medial meniscusmeniscusbucketbucket--handle tearhandle tear
High incidence sportsHigh incidence sportssoccer, shot put discuss, soccer, shot put discuss, skiingskiing
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Knee injuriesKnee injuries
MCL and LCL MCL and LCL sprainssprainsForced Forced varusvarus or or valgusvalgus loadingloadingOveruseOveruse
breaststroke kickbreaststroke kick
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Knee injuriesKnee injuriesKEM: knee extensor KEM: knee extensor mechanismmechanism
quadsquadsPFJ and tendonPFJ and tendon
Difference forces in the quad Difference forces in the quad tendon and patellar ligamenttendon and patellar ligament
Depend on Knee angleDepend on Knee angleContact forceContact force
Patellar trackingPatellar trackingQ angleQ angleCongruenceCongruence
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Knee InjuriesKnee Injuries
JumperJumper’’s Knees KneePatellar tendon painPatellar tendon pain
ChondromalaciaChondromalaciadegeneration of the degeneration of the retropatellarretropatellar ACAC
Tendon RuptureTendon Rupture>40 years>40 yearsprevious previous microtraumamicrotrauma
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Lower Leg InjuriesLower Leg InjuriesFour muscle compartmentsFour muscle compartments
AnteriorAnteriorlaterallateralsup and deep posteriorsup and deep posterior
Compartment SyndromeCompartment Syndromefluid accumulation as a fluid accumulation as a result of acute or chronic result of acute or chronic exertionexertioncan affect vascular and can affect vascular and neural functionneural functionIschemiaIschemiaFascia adaptationsFascia adaptationsFasciotomyFasciotomy
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Lower Leg InjuriesLower Leg InjuriesTibialTibial stress syndrome: stress syndrome: Inflammatory reaction of the Inflammatory reaction of the deep fasciadeep fasciaMechanismMechanism
chronic overloadchronic overloadcan lead to can lead to periostitisperiostitiscommon in runnerscommon in runnersmultifactormultifactor
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Lower leg injuriesLower leg injuriesStress reaction: bone with Stress reaction: bone with evidence of remodeling but evidence of remodeling but without actual fracturewithout actual fractureStress fractureStress fracture
50% occur on the tibia50% occur on the tibiarunners: middle and distal runners: middle and distal thirdthirdjumpers: proximal fracturesjumpers: proximal fracturesdancers dancers midshaftmidshaft
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Lower leg injuriesLower leg injuriesHigh energy fracturesHigh energy fractures
car accidents: direct car accidents: direct impactimpactskiing: skiing: torsionaltorsional and boot and boot fracturesfracturesBaseball batsBaseball bats
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Foot & Ankle injuriesFoot & Ankle injuriesMost complex areas in the Most complex areas in the human body due to large human body due to large number of muscle, ligaments number of muscle, ligaments and bonesand bonesLigamentsLigaments
deltoid: eversiondeltoid: eversionATFL: restrict inversionATFL: restrict inversionCFLCFLPTFLPTFL
26 bones26 bonesAchilles tendonAchilles tendon
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Foot & Ankle injuriesFoot & Ankle injuriesArchesArches
LongitudinalLongitudinalmedialmediallaterallateral
TransverseTransverseAbsorb and distribute loads Absorb and distribute loads during weight bearingduring weight bearingSupported by bones, Supported by bones, muscles, plantar ligaments muscles, plantar ligaments and plantar fasciaand plantar fascia
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Foot & Ankle injuriesFoot & Ankle injuriesAchilles tendon: largest and Achilles tendon: largest and strongerstronger
forces = 10 times BWforces = 10 times BWInjuriesInjuries
peritenitisperitenitisbursitisbursitismultifactorialmultifactorial etiologyetiology
trainingtrainingmalaligmentsmalaligmentstraumatraumafootwearfootwear
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Foot & Ankle injuriesFoot & Ankle injuriesTendon ruptureTendon rupture
degenerationdegenerationMen 30Men 30--40 years40 yearsBlood type (O)Blood type (O)
MechanismMechanismsudden dorsiflexionsudden dorsiflexionrapid change in directionrapid change in directionexcess tension on taut excess tension on taut tendontendontaut tendon struck by objecttaut tendon struck by object
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Foot & Ankle injuriesFoot & Ankle injuriesPlantar Fasciitis: inflammation Plantar Fasciitis: inflammation of the plantar fascia involving of the plantar fascia involving microtearsmicrotears of partial rupture of of partial rupture of the fasciathe fasciaRepetitive loading compressing Repetitive loading compressing the plantar fascia (1.3the plantar fascia (1.3-- 2.9 BW)2.9 BW)FactorsFactors
lack of flexibilitylack of flexibilitylack of ankle strengthlack of ankle strengthovertrainingovertrainingpoor mechanicspoor mechanicsleg length discrepanciesleg length discrepanciesover pronationover pronation
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Foot & Ankle injuriesFoot & Ankle injuriesAnkle sprains: most common Ankle sprains: most common injuries injuries Irregular talus & stabilityIrregular talus & stability
plantar flexion: unstableplantar flexion: unstableInvolve ankle and subtalar Involve ankle and subtalar jointjoint85% inversion sprain 85% inversion sprain (supination sprains)(supination sprains)
ATFLATFL--CFLCFL--PTFLPTFLSometime deltoid (taut in Sometime deltoid (taut in plantar flexion)plantar flexion)
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Foot & Ankle injuriesFoot & Ankle injuriesEversion sprains (pronation) Eversion sprains (pronation) less commonless commonFractures Fractures malleolusmalleolusDeltoid ligamentDeltoid ligamentTibia and fibula separation Tibia and fibula separation (high forces)(high forces)
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Foot & Ankle injuriesFoot & Ankle injuriesLisfrancLisfranc
Low energy: tripping or Low energy: tripping or bumpingbumpingHigh: falls, crashes, object High: falls, crashes, object dropdropAxial loading foot in extreme Axial loading foot in extreme plantar flexion or plantar flexion or dorsiflexiondorsiflexionViolent twistingViolent twisting
Turf toeTurf toedamage to capsule and damage to capsule and ligaments of 1st MP jointligaments of 1st MP joint