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HERE ARE SOME OF THE USEFUL DATA IN orthopaedics ........

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CONDITIONS CAUSING HIP DEFORMITIES

FABER { FLEXION, ABDUCTION, EXT ROTATION} OF HIP
- T.B .... (1ST STG)
- Ant DISLOCATION HIP
- OBSERVATION HIP (TRANSIENT TENOSINOVITIS)
- POLIO HIP

FADIR { FLEXION , ADDUCTION , INTERNAL.ROTATION}
- T.B....(2 AND 3RD STGS)
-POST DISLOCATION HIP

FADER { FLEXION, ADDUCTION, EXT.ROTATION
- # NECK OF FEMUR
- OSTEOARTHRITIS HIP

LOSS /RESTRICTION OF ABIR (ABDUCTION, INT.ROTATION)
- SLIPPED CAPITAL FEMORAL EPIPHYSES (SCFE)
- PERTHES DISEASE
- CONG / INFANTILE COXA VARA
- AVASCULAR NECROSIS OF HEAD OF FEMUR

SHORTENING OF LIMB ( DESCENDING ORDER)
P= POST.DISLOCATION OF HIP
S= # SHAFT OF FEMUR
I= # INTERTROCHANTRIC
N= # NECK OF FEMUR

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ARTHRITIS OF HAND JOINTS

PSORIATIC ARTHROPATHY= PIP, DIP, MCP, WRIST

RHEUMATOID.A = PIP, MCP (m.c), WRIST , ELBOW......... SRARES DIP

OSTEO A......... = PIP, DIP, BASE OF THUMB..... SPARES MCP , WRIST

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SOME OF THE LESIONS AND THEIR AGE OF OCCURENCE

EWINGS .S. ................................. 5 TO 15 YRS
OSTEOID OSTEOMA........................ 5 TO 25
OSTEO SARCOMA...........................10 TO 20 ( PRIMARY)
.......................... > 40 (SECONDARY)
OSTEOCHONDROMA..................... GROWING AGE
ADMANTINOMA.............................. 20 TO 30
OSTEOCLASTOMA........................ 20 TO 40
ENCHONDROMA........................... 20 TO 50
CHONDROSARCOMA...................... 30 TO 60 ( CLEAR CELL TYPE...AND MESENCHYMAL TYPE ... ~ 20)
MULTIPLE MYELOMA ................... 60 TO 70

OTHER LESIONS

OBSERVATION HIP........................... 4 TO 5
PERTHES DISEASE......................... 5 TO 10
SCFE...............................................11 TO 13
FIBROUS DYSPLASIA......................10 TO 15

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LESIONS AND THEIR COMMON SITES

EPIPHYSES = OSTEOCLASTOMA , CHONDROBLASTOMA

DIAPHYSES = EWINGS SARCOMA, MULTIPLE MYELOMA, OSTEOID OSTEOMA

METAPHYSIS = BRODIES ABSCESS, OSTEOMYELITIS, BONE CYSTS
OSTEOSARCOMA, CHONDROMA, CHONDROSARCOMA

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please add on guys

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which is the commonest site for tubercolous arthritis
a) dorsal spine
b)hip
c) knee
d) lumbar spine

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good notes

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decembermist wrote:
jerkylld wrote:
which is the commonest site for tubercolous arthritis
a) dorsal spine
b)hip
c) knee
d) lumbar spine

In Maheswari as well as reddy its given tht

Dorso lumbar spine is the MC site of bone & joint tb

Lower thoracic > upper lumbar > hip > knee > elbow

I'll go with a)

Ny other views or ans

tb of the spine is called tb spondylitis or potts spine. no doubt the most common site of bone tb is the spine, but just see the way the question is framed carefully. mc site of tb arthritis cannot be spine, it is hip joint i wud say.

the infection of bone is called as osteomyelitis and infection of joints is called as arthritis. osteomyelitis is caused most commonly by pyogenic organisms and arthritis is more commonly seen in tuberculosis. (there is no question of spondylitis)
so the answer here is dorsal spine.

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