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maybe injuries?

Posted By: MTing on 2008-02-20
In Reply to: s/l entries?? - sam

Subject: maybe injuries?




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the injuries are as follows
Subject: the injuries are as follows

He doesn't specifically say which one should be treated with this...


1. Compression injury to the right foot, with a chip fracture of the base of the first metatarsal.


2. Contusion and partial tear of the tendinous insertion of the extensor muscles of the right forearm.


3. Chronic traumatic tinosinovitis and lateral epicondylitis of the right elbow.


 


serosal injuries (deserosalization) sm
Subject: serosal injuries (deserosalization) sm

I did a google search and found a lot of mentions of the word, but didn't investigate much further than this one.  Hope this is the word you are looking for.
Both injuries happened playing football
Subject: Both injuries happened playing football

Don't know if that is a coincidence or not.
weakness in both *palmers* related to shoulder injuries. Thanks. nm
Subject: weakness in both *palmers* related to shoulder injuries. Thanks. nm

nm
Cranio-Maxillary-Facial Injuries (resource for pterygoids). -sm
Subject: Cranio-Maxillary-Facial Injuries (resource for pterygoids). -sm

Orthopedic Resource: Wheeless' Textbook of Orthopaedics:
http://www.wheelessonline.com/ortho/cranio_maxillary_facial_injuries

Cranio-Maxillary-Facial Injuries
- Lefort Fractures:
type I: transverse frx thru maxillary sinus and PTERYGOID plates; complications: loss of teeth, infection, malocclusion;
type II: separation thru frontal process, lacrimal bones, floor of orbits, zygomaticomaxillary suture line, lateral wall of maxillary sinus and PTERYGOID plates; complications nonunion, malunion, lacrimal system obstruction, infraorbital nerve anesthesia, diplopia, malocclusion;
type III: separation of mid third of face at zygomaticotemporal, and naso-frontal sutures, and across the orbital floors; complications include nonunion, malunion, malocclusion, lengthening of mid facee, and lacrimal system obstruction;