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| Infection by varicella-zooster virus (second manifestation). Affects a single dermatome. Extremely painful. |
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| Palmar fascia becomes thickened and nodular |
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| Low Ulnar Nerve Dysfunction |
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| Ring and pinkie fingers extremely hyperplastic. |
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| Tear radial string. Long finger abducts to side. |
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| Tear in terminal slip of EDI. Finger drops at distal IP joint. Also called baseball finger or dropped finger. |
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| Failure to separate lunate and tripuetrum carpal bones. |
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| Lunate bone lost blood supply. Treatment is to remove triquetrum, lunate, and scaphoid. Hamate falls down into lunate fossa to form new joint. |
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| gap between scaphoid and lunate enlarged. messes up proximal and distal rows. |
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| Relieving pressure in a muscle compartment by cutting through the fascia. |
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| When a broken bone penetrates the skin. It is unlikely to get an open fracture at the clavicle b/c the superior surface is covered superficially by the cutaneous platysma muscle. |
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| Serratus anterior is paralyzed. |
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| Acromioclavicular ligament is torn. |
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| tear of ulnar collateral ligament of thumb. no secure grip |
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| an injection of medicine in the sacral hiatus to decrease pain after lower-abdominal or groin-area surgery. |
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| Posteolateral IV disc herniation |
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| normally occurs with flexion of vertebral colum. Have thicker anulus fibrosus on ant. and post. sides, but thinner anulus fibrosus lateral to this. Flexion causes the nucleus pulposus to move more posteriorly, and it can tear through the anulus fibrosis and compress teh spinal column, most likely on the posterolateral sides. Herniation resulting in spinal nerve compression most likely in sacral and first lumbar region (L4-5, L5-S1). |
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| bent or hump backed due to accenuated t-curve. |
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| swayback due to accentuated l-curve |
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| vertebra develop only on one side, rare cause of scoliosis. |
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| spina bifida myelomeningocele |
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| bulge of CSF and part of spinal cord |
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| degeneration of an articulating part of a vertebrate |
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| forward movement of one lumbar vertebrate upon another or the sacrum. |
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| Obstruction of the superior thoracic aperture. |
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