sag sign is for posterior cruciate ligament injury detection. nm
Posted By: ME on 2007-10-12
In Reply to: sag sign - tinkerbell
Subject: sag sign is for posterior cruciate ligament injury detection. nm
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cruciate ligament....what is plural cruciates? Spell check keeps red lining it???
Subject: cruciate ligament....what is plural cruciates? Spell check keeps red lining it???
I'll amend my answer, Alex, to repair of an anterior cruciate ligament. :) nm
Subject: I'll amend my answer, Alex, to repair of an anterior cruciate ligament. :) nm
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s/l 'grushen' ligament injury
Subject: s/l 'grushen' ligament injury
Possible grushen ligament injury
A Lachman test is a medical test used for examining the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) in the knee
Subject: A Lachman test is a medical test used for examining the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) in the knee
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Rotator cuff injury, positive s/l near sign
Subject: Rotator cuff injury, positive s/l near sign
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the ulnar fovea sign is a useful clinical maneuver to detect foveal disruptions and UT ligament tear
Subject: the ulnar fovea sign is a useful clinical maneuver to detect foveal disruptions and UT ligament tears.
Found this on the web for what it's worth.I think the UT ligament is in the wrist.
Ortho shoulder injury s/l petelesen injury. I'm really stuck! Any ideas?
Subject: Ortho shoulder injury s/l petelesen injury. I'm really stuck! Any ideas?
Here is one by type of injury, site of injury, brand names that you can look thru.
Subject: Here is one by type of injury, site of injury, brand names that you can look thru.
http://www.orthobionics.com/
below detection limit?...sm
Subject: below detection limit?...sm
meaning value too low to be read on test machine that it cannot be determined?
Yergason's test: A test for evaluation of biceps tendon injury. Also known as: Yergason’s sign,Ye
Subject: Yergason's test: A test for evaluation of biceps tendon injury. Also known as: Yergason’s sign,Yerga
I think he is saying cruciate. NM
Subject: I think he is saying cruciate. NM
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posterior superior and posterior inferior???? nm
Subject: posterior superior and posterior inferior???? nm
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cruciate would be correct
Subject: cruciate would be correct
it's a knee ligament
cruciate ligaments
Subject: cruciate ligaments
There is more than one cruciate ligament, thus ligaments.
cruciate is the first thing that pops into my mind, but
Subject: cruciate is the first thing that pops into my mind, but
In Stedmans I found gap detection. I googled that with interior gap and I actually found something.
Subject: In Stedmans I found gap detection. I googled that with interior gap and I actually found something.
Uporanary since the house is good. That really has me stumped.
Thanks so much for helping.
abdominal exam: obturator sign, and positiv s/l Zoe-is sign
Subject: abdominal exam: obturator sign, and positiv s/l Zoe-is sign
grind test or Galeazzi sign, Gower sign
Subject: grind test or Galeazzi sign, Gower sign
Cullen sign, Grey Turner sign. No s. nm
Subject: Cullen sign, Grey Turner sign. No s. nm
Lloyd's sign. Look in medical dictionary under sign. NM
Subject: Lloyd's sign. Look in medical dictionary under sign. NM
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She has a positive Tinel's sign, positive Phalen's sign, and positive s/l Durkin's sign.
Subject: She has a positive Tinel's sign, positive Phalen's sign, and positive s/l Durkin's sign.
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ligament?
Subject: ligament?
ligament perhaps...
Subject: ligament perhaps...
What about the deltoid ligament which is in the ankle? Just guessing at this point.
Might be gastrocolic ligament
Subject: Might be gastrocolic ligament
At least gastrocolic something. Hope that helps.
stuck on ligament...sm
Subject: stuck on ligament...sm
There is some palpable tenderness over the metacarpophalangeal joint and some along the _____ (s/l hallucis paulisus) ligament.
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mammalopapillary ligament
Subject: mammalopapillary ligament
How about "maculopapillary"
Ligament of Treitz
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yes...renocolic ligament
Subject: yes...renocolic ligament
cardinal ligament? nm
Subject: cardinal ligament? nm
s/l faulks ligament.....sm
Subject: s/l faulks ligament.....sm
Ingunal hernia repair operation note.
'Next, we took a mesh plug and placed it into the direct defect in the inguinal floor and secured this with 2-0 Prolene to the pubic symphysis to the inguinal ligament inferiorly and s/l faulks ligament superiorly.'
Thanks.
ligament of Treat?
Subject: ligament of Treat?
sounds like ligament of Treats - maybe in the abdomen/colon ?
ligament of Treitz
Subject: ligament of Treitz
The ligament of Treitz or suspensory muscle of the duodenum is actually a muscle arising from the diaphragm near the oesophageal opening[1], which descends to the distal duodenum and the duodeno-jejunal flexure.
hepatic ligament
Subject: hepatic ligament
distal
gastrohepatic ligament ?
Subject: gastrohepatic ligament ?
J sign or Jay sign?? Ortho - knee. TIA, nm.
Subject: J sign or Jay sign?? Ortho - knee. TIA, nm.
s/l watiers sign or goiters sign? nm
Subject: s/l watiers sign or goiters sign? nm
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Myerson's sign or Meyerson's sign
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Does ROSTRUM ligament repair
Subject: Does ROSTRUM ligament repair
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could it be lateral collateral ligament, or LCL
Subject: could it be lateral collateral ligament, or LCL
for short?
in Stedman Speller, under Ligament,
Subject: in Stedman Speller, under Ligament,
nm
lateral collateral ligament - nm
Subject: lateral collateral ligament - nm
nm
s/l coronal ligament in the right ankle? nm
Subject: s/l coronal ligament in the right ankle? nm
nm
collateral lateral ligament they say........sm
Subject: collateral lateral ligament they say........sm
never heard of coronal ligament in the ankle and Ortho was my first field 30 years ago....
That is correct - as in "bulk of ligament"
Subject: That is correct - as in "bulk of ligament"
scapholunate ligament reconstruction
Subject: scapholunate ligament reconstruction
I've got a yeller here so all sounds are distorted. Any help would be most appreciated. Here it is:
Open scapholunate ligament reconstruction, _____________ (s/l Bernouli type) using __________ (s/l F-shar) tendon graft.
I was on a roll this morning and now I have come to a grinding halt. 
is there a radioulnar collateral ligament? sm
Subject: is there a radioulnar collateral ligament? sm
I can't find anything on it but it sure sounds like the doctor is saying radioulnar collateral ligament instead of radial and/or ulnar collateral ligament. The patient has had a long finger trigger digit injection and has pain on the volar aspect of the middle phalanx.
TIA
There is a deltoid ligament of the ankle
Subject: There is a deltoid ligament of the ankle
s/l dasherol hepatic ligament
Subject: s/l dasherol hepatic ligament
Tiny nodes noted along the [s/l dasherol] hepatic ligament, likely nonspecific. TIA
radioulnar collateral ligament?
Subject: radioulnar collateral ligament?
confusing moment for me...
Is there a radioulnar collateral ligament or are they always two separate ligaments? Radial and ulnar collateral ligaments.
There is Brostrom ankle ligament repair? nm
Subject: There is Brostrom ankle ligament repair? nm
I can hear but can't find mammolopapillary ligament - msg
Subject: I can hear but can't find mammolopapillary ligament - msg
Lumbar injections from L3 throiugh S1 - targeting the mammoloparpillary ligament.
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