Epidemiology, Etiology, and Anatomy of Osteonecrosis of the Foot and Ankle

Moon, Daniel K.

doi:10.1016/j.fcl.2018.10.001

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“…The prevalence of each band of the DL complex has been reported by a number of authors [9,10,15,16]. In the current work, the superficial and deep layers of DL originated from the anterior and posterior colliculi of the medial malleolus, in agreement with the findings of several authors [17][18][19][20].…”

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“…By contrast, eight different bands of the DL have been also described: the tibiocalcaneal ligament, the anterior talotibial ligament, the TNL, the superficial posterior talotibial ligament, the deep posterior talotibial ligament, fibers to spring ligament (plantar calcaneonavicular), and a deep band to the tibiocalcaneal [9,12,13]. In 1979, Pankovich and Shivaram, after dissection of 16 cadaveric ankles, described three bands for the superficial layer (superficial talotibial, calcaneotibial, and naviculotibial ligaments) and two for the deep layer (deep posterior talotibial and deep anterior talotibial ligaments) [14,15].…”

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Defining the Components of the Deltoid Ligament (DL): A Cadaveric Study

Ismail¹,

Saffar²,

Motawei³

et al. 2022

Cureus

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Background: The deltoid ligament (DL) is a strong triangle-shaped ligament with a complex fascicular arrangement. Understanding the morphological and/or functional typing of the DL structure is hindered by a paucity of clear, quantitative, and reproducible data and is further complicated by inconsistent terminology use. The aim of this work was to describe different components of the DL using strict identification criteria.Methods: Thirty embalmed cadaveric ankles of both sides were dissected on all sides and studied by using gross examination, micro-dissection, and light microscopy by tracing the fascicular pattern of each under 6X magnification.Results: Six ligamentous bands were identified. The tibiotalocalcaneal ligament (TTC) and the superficial posterior tibiotalar ligament (sPTT) were two superficial variants and the anterior tibiotalar ligament (ATT), the anterior tibiotalonavicular ligament (ATTN), the intermediate tibiotalar ligament (ITT), and the deep posterior tibiotalar ligament (dPTT) were four deep variants. The TTC was identified in all 30 embalmed cadaveric specimens. Five additional ligamentous bands (ITT, sPTT, dPTT, ATT, and ATTN) were variable findings in the current cohort.Conclusion: This study presents six ligamentous bands as a regular finding and five additional ligamentous bands as variable findings in the dissected specimen. This data could assist in the radiological diagnosis of DL injuries and advanced procedures related to its surgical repair and reconstruction.

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Defining the Components of the Deltoid Ligament (DL): A Cadaveric Study

Ismail¹,

Saffar²,

Motawei³

et al. 2022

Cureus

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“…Além disso, como os osteócitos e osteoblastos promovem a angiogênese, suas perdas apoptóticas diminuem ainda mais o crescimento vascular. 1,2 Relato do Caso Este relato de caso teve a aprovação do comitê de ética sob o número CAAE: 56114122.4.0000.5102.…”

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Osteonecrose do tálus pós-quimioterapia: Relato de caso

Barros,

Cortez,

Souza

et al. 2024

Rev Bras Ortop (Sao Paulo)

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ResumoEste trabalho descreveu um caso de osteonecrose do tálus em um adolescente de 13 anos do sexo feminino com diagnóstico de leucemia linfocítica aguda do tipo T, submetido à quimioterapia e tratamento com glicocorticoides, atendido no Setor de Ortopedia e Traumatologia da nossa instituição. Após aproximadamente seis meses de tratamento, a paciente começou a queixar-se de dores esporádicas no tornozelo esquerdo com piora progressiva. A cintilografia óssea e ressonância magnética dos tornozelos evidenciaram a presença de osteonecrose avascular do corpo do tálus bilateral. Optou-se pelo tratamento não cirúrgico com analgesia e anti-inflamatórios, além de retirada da carga associada à utilização de imobilização do tipo tutor extramedular por quatro semanas, seguida por reabilitação fisioterápica com analgesia e aumento progressivo da carga.

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“…One in three postmenopausal women, half of men and older women have osteoporosis [6,7]. Degenerative spine disease is the cause of 90% of the cases of back pain; every 5th individual in the world suffers from back pain [8,9]. The cause of arthritis can be various diseases: arthritis in gout; rheumatoid arthritis, affecting up to 1% of the world population, is characterized by symmetrical lesions of several joints, which is manifested by pain, swelling, stiffness of movements (mainly in the morning); reactive arthritis (joint lesions in infections of the digestive system and urogenital system) occurs in 0.1% of the population [10][11][12][13].…”

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The Safety and Efficacy of Methocarbamol as a Muscle Relaxant with Analgesic Action: Analysis of Current Data

Jung¹,

Chae²

2019

Innov Biosyst Bioeng

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Background. The causes of musculoskeletal pain are various diseases of the musculoskeletal system, including osteoporosis, osteochondrosis, arthritis, bone tumors, myalgia, etc. Despite the progress of pharmacology and modern clinical medicine, the problem of pain therapy remains an urgent medical and social problem. One of the preparations of choice for such patients is methocarbomol, a central-acting muscle relaxant whose effect is caused by a general depressant effect on the central nervous system. Objective. The aim of the work is a critical analysis of current scientific data on the safety and efficacy of the use of methocarbamol as a muscle relaxant mediating analgesic action. Methods. Analysis and systematization of current scientific data on clinical study of safety and efficacy of methocarbamol preparations in various pathologies. Results. The results of controlled and uncontrolled clinical trials on the efficacy of methocarbamol have been analyzed, as well as a critical evaluation of data on clinical safety studies. Conclusions. Methocarbamol is characterized by a favorable safety profile when administered either orally or in injectable form. The incidence of side effects does not exceed that of other commonly used myelorelaxants. Methocarbamol has proven to be an effective and safe drug for use as a supplement to exercise regimen (muscle rest), physiotherapy and other activities to ease the discomfort associated with acute musculoskeletal disorders.

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Epidemiology, Etiology, and Anatomy of Osteonecrosis of the Foot and Ankle

Cited by 10 publications

References 75 publications

Defining the Components of the Deltoid Ligament (DL): A Cadaveric Study

Defining the Components of the Deltoid Ligament (DL): A Cadaveric Study

Osteonecrose do tálus pós-quimioterapia: Relato de caso

The Safety and Efficacy of Methocarbamol as a Muscle Relaxant with Analgesic Action: Analysis of Current Data

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