A pars interarticularis defect is a unilateral or bilateral fracture involving the pars interarticularis of the posterior vertebral arch. This injury occurs almost exclusively in the lower lumbar region, most often at L5. This activity highlights the interprofessional management of Read More ….>
At a glance……0.1 HISTORY0.1.1 Pain0.1.2 Deformity0.1.3 Limb length discrepancy0.1.4 History to assess function0.1.5 Fever0.1.6 History of trauma0.1.7 Past history0.1.8 Personal history0.2 GENERAL EXAMINATION0.2.1 INSPECTION0.2.2 PALPATION0.2.3 MOVEMENTS0.2.4 SPECIAL TESTS0.2.5 Special tests to detect knee effusion0.2.6 Patellar tap test0.2.7 Fluctuation test0.2.8 Stroke Read More ….>
At a glance……0.1 HISTORY0.1.1 Pain0.1.2 Deformity0.1.3 Limb length discrepancy0.1.4 History to assess function0.1.5 Fever0.1.6 History of trauma0.1.7 Past history0.1.8 Personal history0.2 GENERAL EXAMINATION0.2.1 INSPECTION0.2.2 PALPATION0.2.3 MOVEMENTS0.2.4 SPECIAL TESTS0.2.5 Special tests to detect knee effusion0.2.6 Patellar tap test0.2.7 Fluctuation test0.2.8 Stroke Read More ….>
At a glance……0.1 HISTORY0.1.1 Pain0.1.2 Deformity0.1.3 Limb length discrepancy0.1.4 History to assess function0.1.5 Fever0.1.6 History of trauma0.1.7 Past history0.1.8 Personal history0.2 GENERAL EXAMINATION0.2.1 INSPECTION0.2.2 PALPATION0.2.3 MOVEMENTS0.2.4 SPECIAL TESTS0.2.5 Special tests to detect knee effusion0.2.6 Patellar tap test0.2.7 Fluctuation test0.2.8 Stroke Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 General Examination2 Inspection3 Palpation4 Movements5 Measurements6 Torsional profile of the lower limb7 Angular profile of the lower limb8 Thomas well leg raising test9 Assessment of lower limb length discrepancy Clinical Examination of Lower Limb Deformity/When a Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Procedure Steps1.1 Step 011.2 Step 021.3 Step 031.4 Step 04 – Tone1.5 Step 05 – Power1.6 Step 06 – Reflexes1.6.1 Patellar Reflex1.6.2 Ankle Jerk1.6.3 Plantar Reflex1.7 Step 08 – Function1.8 Step 09 – Sensation1.8.1 Light Touch1.8.2 Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Procedure Steps1.1 Step 011.2 Step 021.3 Step 031.4 Step 04 – Tone1.5 Step 05 – Power1.6 Step 06 – Reflexes1.6.1 Biceps Reflex1.6.2 Triceps Reflex1.6.3 Supinator Reflex1.7 Step 10 – Function1.8 Step 11 – Sensation1.8.1 Light Touch1.8.2 Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Examination of Spine2 History taking2.0.1 Pain history2.0.2 History taking in spinal deformity2.0.3 Red flag symptoms2.0.4 Yellow flag symptoms3 General Examination3.0.1 Tanner stages4 Inspection4.0.1 Surface markings4.0.2 Assessment of posture4.0.3 From the front4.0.4 From the sides4.0.5 From the Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Examination of Spine2 History taking2.0.1 Pain history2.0.2 History taking in spinal deformity2.0.3 Red flag symptoms2.0.4 Yellow flag symptoms3 General Examination3.0.1 Tanner stages4 Inspection4.0.1 Surface markings4.0.2 Assessment of posture4.0.3 From the front4.0.4 From the sides4.0.5 From the Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Examination of Spine2 History taking2.0.1 Pain history2.0.2 History taking in spinal deformity2.0.3 Red flag symptoms2.0.4 Yellow flag symptoms3 General Examination3.0.1 Tanner stages4 Inspection4.0.1 Surface markings4.0.2 Assessment of posture4.0.3 From the front4.0.4 From the sides4.0.5 From the Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Examination of Spine2 History taking2.0.1 Pain history2.0.2 History taking in spinal deformity2.0.3 Red flag symptoms2.0.4 Yellow flag symptoms3 General Examination3.0.1 Tanner stages4 Inspection4.0.1 Surface markings4.0.2 Assessment of posture4.0.3 From the front4.0.4 From the sides4.0.5 From the Read More ….>
At a glance…… 1 Anatomy1.0.1 Biomechanics1.0.2 History2 Examination and Manual Test of Sacroiliac joint tests2.0.1 Gillet test2.0.2 Sacroiliac distraction test2.0.3 Thigh thrust test2.0.4 Gaenslen’s test2.0.5 Sacroiliac compression test2.0.6 Patrick test or FABER (Flexion-Abduction-External rotation- Extension) test or Figure 4 test2.0.7 RAB Read More ….>