Sport Injury
Shoulder joint injury
- Acromioclavicular joint injury
- Mechanism : abduction
- Classification Type I-IV
- Clinical : Pain and tender at AC joint
- Investigation
- Plain X-ray
- Stress view : Differenciate type II and III
- Treatment
- Type I-II : arm sling
- Type III : controversy
- TypeIV-VI : surgery
- Complications
- RC syndrome
- Secondary osteoarthritis
- Glenohumeral joint
- Anterior Shoulder dislocation
- Mechanism of injury
- abduction andexternal rotation
- Pathology
- Bankart lesion
- Hill sach lesion
- Clinical
- Dugar sigh
- Ruler sign
- Investigation
- Plain X-ray
- AP view
- Transcapular
- Axillary view
- Plain X-ray
- Treatment
- Close reduction
- Stimson’s technique
- Traction-counter traction
- Close reduction under general anesthesia
- Immobilization( 1-3 weeks)
- Range of motion exercise
- Close reduction
- Complications
- Early complications
- rotator cuff tear, axillary nerve injury, axillary artery injury, fracture
- Late complications
- stiffness, recurrent dislocation, unreduced dislocation
- Early complications
- Mechanism of injury
Acute knee joint injury
- Anatomy
- ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL
- Clinical
- dash board injury
- Investigation
- Plain X-ray
- avulsion fracture
- MRI
- cartilage injury, meniscus injury ,bone bruise
- Treatment
- Sprains and partial tears
- RICE
- Complete tears
- Isolate MCL tear
- long leg cast 6 wks
- Isolate LCL tear
- long leg cast 6 wks
- displaced avulsion fracture at fibula head
- Isolate ACL tear
- ligament reconstruction
- avulsion fracture ที่ tibial spine
- Isolate PCL tear
- long leg cast 6 wks
- Meniscus injury
- Vertical (circumferential) tear
- Horizontal tear
- Clinical
- Investigation
- Plain X-ray
- MRI
- Treatment
- Close reduction
- Conservative treatment
- progressive weight bearing
- quadriceps strengthening exercise
- Surgical treatment
- Arthroscopic meniscus repair
- Arthroscopic menisectomy