operative_techniques_20150728215846 Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

What Stryker tibial nails are available?

A

8-15mm (9-11 @ BnJ)240-420mm

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2
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How much bone do you need for 3 distal screws?

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25mm for standard13mm for distal nail

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3
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What is entry point for tibial nail?

A

Medial to lateral tibial spine on APAnterior articular edge on lateral

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4
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What size is entry reamer for tibial nail?

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12mm

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5
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What size should canal be reamed on tibial nail?

A

1-1.5mm larger than intended nail

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6
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In proximal humerus fracture ORIF what is the safe zone?

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The axillary n. runs from 5cm distal to lateral acromion edge to 7cm distal. Proximal and distal to this corridor is deemed safe.

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7
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Describe deltopectoral approach?

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1) 12-14cm incision from coracoid process to proximal humeral shaft2) Expose deltopectoral groove and cephalic vein3) Retract cephalic vein laterally (risk of retractor damage) or medially (must cauterize branches)4) Bluntly dissect btw the deltoid and pectoralis major5) Incise the clavipectoral fascia lateral to the conjoined tendon and inferior to coracoacromial lig6) Partial release of deltoid or pec major insertions can increase exposure

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Where does the musculocutaneous n. enter the coracobrachialis?

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2.5cm distal to tip of coracoid.

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9
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What are some design features of the Synthes 3.5mm proximal humerus plate?

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1) Sits 15mm distal to rotator cuff2) Shaft sits slightly anterior3) Posterior buttress for GT4) 2-14 hole plates5) 6 proximal locking holes, 2 calcar screws

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10
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Where should the plate be positioned?

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1) AP view: 15mm distal to cuff insertion, allow distal locking screws to be placed in calcar2) Lateral view: anterior edge of plate directly lateral to bicipital groove

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What considerations are taken for osteoporotic bone?

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1) Just drill lateral cortex2) screws placed into subchondral bone; ~ 5-8cm from joint surface

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12
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What size drill is used?

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2.8mm drill for 3.5mm screwsLocking screws can be placed under power with 1.5N torque limiting attachment

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