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DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY BONES & JOINTS OF LOWER LIMB
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BONES OF LOWER LIMB
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DIRECTION 1. Epitopes 2. Three dimensional spaces
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OS INNOMINATUM
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OS INNOMINATUM 1800 900
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OS INNOMINATUM (R)
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OS INNOMINATUM (R)
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OS INNOMINATUM
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OS INNOMINATUM
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INGUINAL CANAL
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FEMALE ORGAN
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FRACTURE OF PELVIC
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FRACTURE OF PELVIC
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THE FEMUR (R) 1800 900 1300
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THE FEMUR (R) PRESSURE PLANES TENSION PLANES
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Trendelenberg Sign Trendelenberg Test This special test is useful to evaluate for hip weakness. The patient is standing, the examiner requests that the patient stand on one leg. The examiner observes the pelvis. Normally, the pelvis stays level, or rises slightly on the unsupported side. Any drop of the pelvis on the unsupported side indicates a positive test. NOTE: A positive test indicates abductor weakness, most commonly due to contusion of the abductor muscles or a stress fracture of the femoral neck. A positive test may also indicate inadequate neural control, pain inhibition, or mechanical factors.
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FRACTURE OF FEMUR
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THE NECK OF THE FEMUR
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FRACTURE OF FEMUR
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FRACTURE OF FEMUR
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FRACTURE OF FEMUR
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THE PATELLA (R)
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FRACTURE OF PATELLA
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THE TIBIA (R) 1800 900
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FRACTURE OF TIBIA
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FRACTURE OF TIBIA
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FRACTURE OF TIBIA
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THE FIBULA ANTERO-EXTENAL BORDER ANTERO-INTERNAL BORDER
POSTERO-INTERNAL BORDER POSTERO-EXTENAL BORDER
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THE FIBULA (R) 900 900 ANTERO-EXTENAL BORDER ANTERO-INTERNAL BORDER
POSTERO-INTERNAL BORDER POSTERO-EXTENAL BORDER
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THE FOOT (R)
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THE TALUS
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FRACTURE OF TALUS
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THE CALCANEUM
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THE FOOT (R)
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THE FOOT (R)
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HIP JOINT (1)
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HIP JOINT (2)
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HIP JOINT (3)
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HIP JOINT (4)
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HIP JOINT (5)
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DISLOCATION OF HIP JOINT (6)
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KNEE JOINT (1)
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KNEE JOINT (2)
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KNEE JOINT (3)
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KNEE JOINT (4)
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KNEE JOINT (5)
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KNEE JOINT (6)
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KNEE JOINT (7)
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REFERENCES 1. TEXTBOOKS 2. WEBSITES
1. Williams PL, Warwick R et al. Gray’s Anatomy, 37th ed. NewYork : Churchill Livingstone, 1989, pp , 2. Pick TP & Howden R. Gray’s Anatomy, The Classic Collector’s ed. NewYork : Gramercy, 1977. 3. Netter Frank H. Atlas of Clinical Anatomy on CD-ROM, ver 2.0. Novartis : DxR Development Group, Inc, 1998 4. Sinelnikhov. Human Anatomy, vol 1, 3rd ed. Moscow, 1963. 5. Stoller Davis W. MRI, Arthroscopy & Surgical anatomy of the Joint CD-ROM. California : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1998. 6. Sabiston. Textbook of Surgery, 15th ed. Philadelphia : W.B. Saunder Company, 1997. 7. Oxford Textbook of Surgery on CD-ROM, ver 1.0. Oxford University Press, 1995. 2. WEBSITES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Anatomy of the Human Body Henry Gray
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REFERENCES 2. WEBSITES 8. Atlas of Human Anatomy / Clinical Imaging Diagnosis 9. Human Anatomy Radiologic Anatomy Images 10. Structure of the human body 11. Human Anatomy 12. Visible Human cross sections 13. The virtual Body 14. The Human Anatomy and Physiology Case Study Project 15. Digital Anatomist Project 16. EnchantedLearning.com Human Anatomy 17. Human Anatomy (including course syllabus for reference)
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