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#Coracoid Process Bone Reel by @mededcases - The thoracic inlet is the superior opening of the thorax, bounded by the first thoracic vertebra posteriorly, the first ribs and their costal cartilag
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The thoracic inlet is the superior opening of the thorax, bounded by the first thoracic vertebra posteriorly, the first ribs and their costal cartilages laterally, and the superior border of the manubrium anteriorly. It functions as a conduit between the neck and thorax, transmitting vital structures such as the trachea, esophagus, major vessels, lymphatics, and nerves. Pathology involving the thoracic inlet includes compressive disorders like thoracic outlet syndrome, traumatic injuries, and masses (e.g., apical lung tumors) that can compromise neurovascular or aerodigestive structures. Read: https://wikism.org/Thoracic_Inlet #Anatomy #ATC #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #PhysicalTherapy AthleticTraining Rehab InjuryPrevention Physio SportsInjury SportsRehab PhysioTherapy Meded FOAMed
#Coracoid Process Bone Reel by @mededcases - The thorax is the region of the body between the neck and abdomen, bounded by the sternum anteriorly, twelve pairs of ribs laterally, and the thoracic
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The thorax is the region of the body between the neck and abdomen, bounded by the sternum anteriorly, twelve pairs of ribs laterally, and the thoracic vertebrae posteriorly. It houses and protects vital organs including the heart, lungs, and great vessels within the thoracic cavity, which is divided into the mediastinum and two pleural cavities. The thoracic cage, along with the intercostal muscles and diaphragm, plays a critical role in respiration by expanding and contracting to facilitate ventilation. Read: https://wikism.org/Thoracic_Anatomy #Anatomy #ATC #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #PhysicalTherapy AthleticTraining Rehab InjuryPrevention Physio SportsInjury SportsRehab PhysioTherapy Meded FOAMed
#Coracoid Process Bone Reel by @physio_83 - 🦴 Rotator Cuff Tear & Impingement | Clinical Guide for Physiotherapists --- 📌 What is Impingement? Impingement = Group of symptoms, not a specifi
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🦴 Rotator Cuff Tear & Impingement | Clinical Guide for Physiotherapists --- 📌 What is Impingement? Impingement = Group of symptoms, not a specific diagnosis Pathology sequence: ↓ Subacromial space → Subacromial bursitis → Rotator cuff tendinitis → Partial thickness tear → Full thickness tear 📊 35–40% of Rotator Cuff disease occurs due to impingement. --- 🖼 Subacromial Impingement Mechanism --- 🦾 Rotator Cuff Function (Force Couples) SITS muscles - Supraspinatus → Initiates abduction (0–30°) + head compression - Subscapularis → Anterior inferior pull - Infraspinatus + Teres minor → Posterior inferior pull ➡️ Net effect: Inferior stabilization of humeral head 📌 Deltoid pulls the head up 📌 Rotator cuff keeps it centered --- 🖼 Rotator Cuff Anatomy --- ⚠️ Causes of Impingement 1️⃣ Posterior Capsule Tightness - Causes Superior migration - Assessment: GIRD (limited IR) - Treatment: - Sleeper stretch - Posterior glide mobilization --- 2️⃣ Muscle Imbalance Rotator cuff imbalance - ER strength target = 60–70% of IR Deltoid vs RC - Deltoid strong + RC weak → Superior migration → Impingement - Both weak → Inferior subluxation --- 3️⃣ Scapular Dyskinesis Weak: - Middle trap - Lower trap - Serratus anterior Overactive: - Upper trap Best exercises: Prone I – T – Y – Extension (Cools protocol) --- 🖼 Scapular Control Exercises --- 4️⃣ Structural Causes - Type III (hooked) acromion - AC joint arthritis - Subacromial bursitis --- 🧠 Clinical Clues Finding| Interpretation Superior migration (X-ray)| RC weakness / impingement Increased space| Deltoid shutdown No external rotation| Rotator cuff deficit Shoulder shrug during elevation| Deltoid dominance --- 🏥 Surgical Indications - Symptomatic partial tear - Failed conservative treatment - Symptoms > 3 months --- 📋 Post-Operative Rehab Protocol Small tear (good tissue) 0–4 weeks → Passive ROM 4–6 weeks → Active assisted After 6 weeks → Active Medium tear 0–6 weeks Passive 6–8 weeks Active assisted After 8 weeks Active Large tear (poor tissue) 0–8 weeks Passive 8–12 weeks Active assisted After 12 weeks Active #trending #instagood #explore #viralvideos #instagram
#Coracoid Process Bone Reel by @cbsphysiobridbycbs - Ever wondered what keeps your shoulder joint gliding without friction? Meet the Bursae around the Glenohumeral Joint. These small, fluid-filled sacs a
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Ever wondered what keeps your shoulder joint gliding without friction? Meet the Bursae around the Glenohumeral Joint. These small, fluid-filled sacs act as cushions between bones, muscles, and tendons. Key players you should know: Subacromial (Subdeltoid) Bursa: A major protector during overhead movements. Subscapular Bursa: Essential for reducing friction during internal rotation. Subcoracoid Bursa: Another vital cushion in the complex shoulder network. Understanding these structures is the first step toward better injury prevention and clinical practice. #Physiotherapy #AnatomyQuiz #PhysioBytes #ShoulderAnatomy #GlenohumeralJoint #PhysicalTherapyStudent #ClinicalExcellence #MedicalEducation #AnatomyNotes #PhysioLife #CBSPD #InjuryPrevention #Rehabilitation #HumanAnatomy
#Coracoid Process Bone Reel by @just.ortho.things (verified account) - Follow up of an unusual 4 part proximal humerus fracture in a 55 year old active male. 4-Part Proximal Humerus Fractures - Basic Tips 🔍 Assessment &
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Follow up of an unusual 4 part proximal humerus fracture in a 55 year old active male. 4-Part Proximal Humerus Fractures – Basic Tips 🔍 Assessment & Planning Suspect high risk of avascular necrosis (AVN) due to disruption of humeral head blood supply Carefully assess patient age, bone quality, functional demand, and comorbidities Obtain true AP, scapular Y view /axillary view; add CT with 3D reconstruction for surgical planning Identify head-split component, medial hinge integrity, and calcar comminution ⚖️ Decision-Making Young, good bone stock: attempt head-preserving fixation Elderly / osteoporotic / low demand: consider arthroplasty early Non-operative treatment rarely indicated — only in non-ambulatory or very low-demand patients 🔧 Operative Fixation Tips (if preserving head) Aim for anatomical reduction, especially medial calcar restoration Use locking plate with inferomedial (calcar) screws Minimize soft-tissue stripping to preserve residual blood supply Consider sutures through rotator cuff for tuberosity control Avoid varus fixation — maintain neck–shaft angle ~130° 🦾 EARLY ROM EXERCISES MUST #ShoulderFractureDislocation#ProximalHumerusFracture#ShoulderTrauma#OrthopedicTrauma#UpperLimbTrauma#ComplexShoulderInjury#FractureDislocation#Orthopedics#TraumaSurgery#ShoulderSurgery#HumeralHeadFracture#Orthobullets#OrthoEducation#OrthoResidents#OrthopedicLearning#TraumaCases#CaseBasedLearning#ShoulderReconstruction#LockingPlate#ReverseShoulderArthroplasty#Hemiarthroplasty#AVNRisk#CalcarSupport#TuberosityFixation#3DCT#SurgicalDecisionMaking#OrthoLife#MedEd#FractureManagement#ShoulderInstability
#Coracoid Process Bone Reel by @mededcases - The deep neck flexor muscles-longus colli, longus capitis, rectus capitis anterior, and rectus capitis lateralis-are prevertebral muscles located ante
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The deep neck flexor muscles—longus colli, longus capitis, rectus capitis anterior, and rectus capitis lateralis—are prevertebral muscles located anterior to the cervical spine, extending from the upper thoracic vertebrae to the atlas and occiput. They function to produce segmental cervical flexion, facilitate craniocervical nodding, and provide dynamic stabilization of the cervical spine during posture and movement. Dysfunction of these muscles is associated with chronic neck pain, forward head posture, cervicogenic headache, and impaired neuromuscular control following whiplash or cervical injury. Read: https://wikism.org/Deep_Neck_Flexors_Muscles #Anatomy #ATC #SportsMedicine #Orthopedics #PhysicalTherapy AthleticTraining Rehab InjuryPrevention Physio SportsInjury SportsRehab PhysioTherapy Meded FOAMed
#Coracoid Process Bone Reel by @dr_sweety_pt - Anatomy of rhomboid major:-) 👉Rhomboid Major Muscle:- 👍Location:- Upper back, deep to trapezius, between the spine and the medial border of scapul
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Anatomy of rhomboid major:-) 👉Rhomboid Major Muscle:- 👍Location:- Upper back, deep to trapezius, between the spine and the medial border of scapula. 👍Origin:- • Spinous processes of T2–T5 vertebrae 👍Insertion:- • Medial border of scapula (from the level of the scapular spine to the inferior angle) 👍Nerve Supply:- • Dorsal scapular nerve (C4–C5) 👍Blood Supply:- • Dorsal scapular artery 👍Action:- • Retracts (adducts) the scapula • Elevates the scapula • Downward rotation of scapula • Helps stabilize the scapula during upper-limb movements 👍Clinical Importance:- • Weakness → rounded shoulders, poor posture • Often targeted in postural correction and shoulder rehabilitation #physiotherapy #followforfollowback #instagood #instagram #instadaily
#Coracoid Process Bone Reel by @brain_____beyond - 🔹 1. Anterior Cranial Fossa Fracture Structures involved: Frontal bone, ethmoid, orbital roof Specific Signs & Symptoms ● 👀 Raccoon eyes (periorb
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🔹 1. Anterior Cranial Fossa Fracture Structures involved: Frontal bone, ethmoid, orbital roof Specific Signs & Symptoms ● 👀 Raccoon eyes (periorbital ecchymosis) ● 👃 CSF rhinorrhea ● 👃 Epistaxis (nose bleeding) ● 👁 Anosmia (loss of smell) ● 👁 Visual disturbance ● 👄 Subconjunctival hemorrhage Key mechanism: Tear of the cribriform plate → CSF leak 🔹 2. Middle Cranial Fossa Fracture (Most common) Structures involved: Temporal bone, sphenoid Specific Signs & Symptoms ● 👂 Battle’s sign (postauricular ecchymosis) ● 👂 CSF otorrhea ● 👂 Hemotympanum ● 👂 Hearing loss ● 😐 Facial nerve palsy (CN VII) ●😵 Vertigo Key mechanism: Temporal bone fracture 🔹 3. Posterior Cranial Fossa Fracture Structures involved: Occipital bone, posterior temporal Specific Signs & Symptoms ● 🔵 Battle’s sign (may also appear) ● 🧠 Lower cranial nerve palsies (IX, X, XI, XII) ● 🧍 Ataxia ● 😵 Vertigo ● Occipital headache ⭐ Classic Board Pearls ● Raccoon eyes → Anterior fossa ● Battle’s sign → Middle fossa ● CSF rhinorrhea → Anterior ● CSF otorrhea → Middle ⚠️ General Signs of Basilar Skull Fracture CSF leak from the nose or ear ● Cranial nerve deficits ● Headache ● Nausea/vomiting ● Altered consciousness For further information and updated Medical books follow our Telegram channels Link in Bio #brain_____beyond
#Coracoid Process Bone Reel by @robinsphysiocare - ✔️Rhomboid major anatomy:- 👍Rhomboid Major :- Muscle Type: Skeletal, superficial muscle of the upper back. 👍Location: Deep to trapezius, between th
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✔️Rhomboid major anatomy:- 👍Rhomboid Major :- Muscle Type: Skeletal, superficial muscle of the upper back. 👍Location: Deep to trapezius, between the spine and medial border of the scapula. 👍Origin:- Spinous processes of T2–T5 vertebrae Supraspinous ligaments. 👍Insertion:- Medial (vertebral) border of scapula, from the level of the scapular spine to the inferior angle. 👍Nerve Supply:- Dorsal scapular nerve Root value: C4–C5 👍Blood Supply:- Dorsal scapular artery 👍Actions:- Scapular retraction (pulls scapula medially) Downward rotation of the scapula Fixes scapula to the thoracic wall Assists in maintaining proper posture. 👍Relations:- Lies deep to trapezius Inferior to rhomboid minor Superficial to thoracic rib cage and intercostal muscles. 👍Clinical Significance:- Weakness → difficulty retracting scapula, poor posture Commonly affected in rounded shoulders, upper back pain, and scapular dyskinesis Often targeted in postural correction and shoulder rehabilitation. #physiotherapy #instagood #instagram #anatomy #foryou #foryourpage #muscles
#Coracoid Process Bone Reel by @cbsphysiobridbycbs - The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the human body, but that range of motion requires a complex support system to stay secure. In today's CBS Phy
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The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the human body, but that range of motion requires a complex support system to stay secure. In today’s CBS PhysioBytes, we’re breaking down the essential ligaments that keep the shoulder complex stable: 🔹 Glenohumeral Ligaments: These act as the primary stabilizers, strengthening the anterior, posterior, and inferior parts of the joint capsule. 🔹 Coracoclavicular Ligaments: Vital for connecting the coracoid process to the clavicle and stabilizing the AC joint. 🔹 Acromioclavicular Ligaments: These join the acromion to the clavicle, providing critical support for the AC joint. Understanding these "static stabilizers" is key for any clinician treating shoulder instability, impingement, or sports injuries. When these tissues are compromised, coordinated movement is lost! 📉 Drop a "💡" if you found this anatomical breakdown helpful! #Physiotherapy #Anatomy #PhysicalTherapy #SportsMedicine #Kinesiology #ShoulderHealth #RehabScience #Orthopedics #PhysioBytes #PhysioStudent #AnatomyLesson #ShoulderInstability #Ligaments #MedEd #ClinicalAnatomy #StudyGramMedical #CBSPhysioBrid #PhysioBridSeries #CBSPublishers #MedicalManuals
#Coracoid Process Bone Reel by @physicaltherapyneed - Bursitis is defined as inflammation of a bursa, a synovial fluid-filled sac that functions to reduce friction and facilitate smooth movement between b
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Bursitis is defined as inflammation of a bursa, a synovial fluid–filled sac that functions to reduce friction and facilitate smooth movement between bones, muscles, and tendons. When inflamed, bursitis commonly presents with pain during joint movement, localized tenderness, and discomfort that may be exacerbated by pressure, such as lying on the affected side during sleep. Management is determined by the underlying etiology, severity of symptoms, and individual patient response. Treatment options may include activity modification, structured physiotherapy interventions, and appropriate medical evaluation or follow-up when indicated. #bursitis #shoulderpain #physicaltherapy #orthopedics #inflamation
#Coracoid Process Bone Reel by @badal__mazumder - Cervical disc bulge MRI report (C3-C4-C5-C6 disc space reduce). . . . . . . . . . #cervical #discbulge #report #physicaltherapy #doctor
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Cervical disc bulge MRI report (C3-C4-C5-C6 disc space reduce). . . . . . . . . . #cervical #discbulge #report #physicaltherapy #doctor

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