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Lower Limbs Trauma in Pediatrics [PDF]
Seminars in Musculoskeletal Radiology, 2017 This article reviews acute and chronic lower extremity injuries in children, focusing mainly on those traumas typical of the pediatric population. The child is not just a small version of an adult, so physicians need a very detailed knowledge of the anatomy and physiologic changes occurring during growth to understand and evaluate the mechanism of ...
Piccolo, Claudia Lucia +6 more
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Nursing Standard, 2001
The decision to amputate is a difficult one, but in some cases, amputation can greatly improve the patient's quality of life. Jo Gibson discusses the nursing care of patients undergoing amputation, with a view to helping them adjust to their changed circumstances.
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The decision to amputate is a difficult one, but in some cases, amputation can greatly improve the patient's quality of life. Jo Gibson discusses the nursing care of patients undergoing amputation, with a view to helping them adjust to their changed circumstances.
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The anatomy of the lower limbs
Clinics in Dermatology, 1990Abstract The anatomy of the lower limbs comprises bones, muscles, tendons, blood and lymphatic vessels, and nerves. In this chapter we briefly describe bones, muscles, tendons, and nerves, with a more detailed description of the blood and lymphatic vessels, which are the organs mainly involved in the pathophysiology of leg ulcers.
Paolo Bonan +2 more
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1953
A routine method of ascending venography of the lower limb, capable of demonstrating the presence or absence of functioning valves in the deep veins, is described. The technique is given in detail. One rapid and one slow injection of contrast medium are given. Optimum timing for the radiographic exposures has been evolved.
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A routine method of ascending venography of the lower limb, capable of demonstrating the presence or absence of functioning valves in the deep veins, is described. The technique is given in detail. One rapid and one slow injection of contrast medium are given. Optimum timing for the radiographic exposures has been evolved.
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The Journal of Vascular Access, 2014
Lower limb vascular access is used as an access site in patients in whom all upper limb possibilities for arteriovenous access creation are exhausted or with bilateral upper limb central vein occlusions. Autologous arteriovenous fistulae (AVF) using the greater saphenous vein have disappointing results apart from the isolated success.
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Lower limb vascular access is used as an access site in patients in whom all upper limb possibilities for arteriovenous access creation are exhausted or with bilateral upper limb central vein occlusions. Autologous arteriovenous fistulae (AVF) using the greater saphenous vein have disappointing results apart from the isolated success.
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Lipid-lowering for lower limb atherosclerosis
1998Raised lipid levels, including cholesterol, are important risk factors in the development of lower limb arterial disease (atherosclerosis).The objective of this review was to assess the effects of lipid lowering therapy in patients with lower limb atherosclerosis.The reviewers searched the Cochrane Peripheral Vascular Diseases Group trials register ...
G. C. Leng, Ruth Jepson, Jackie F. Price
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Lengthening of the Lower Limbs in Achondroplastics
1988Lengthening the lower limbs of short stature patients to increase their height is a surgical procedure we undertake exclusively in cases of dysharmonic hyposomia, the most common of which is achondroplasia. The achondroplastic is a dwarf (mean height in adulthood does not exceed 125–130 centimetres) in whom the limbs are noticeably disproportional to ...
De Bastiani G +5 more
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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 2023
Bazzocchi, Alberto, Guglielmi, Giuseppe
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Bazzocchi, Alberto, Guglielmi, Giuseppe
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Injuries of the Limbs in Polytrauma: Upper and Lower Limbs
2017Extremity injuries are the second most common traumatic injuries after head injuries and account until 80% of all cases of vascular trauma. Peripheral injuries are usually not immediately lethal, whether due to penetrating or blunt injuries; nevertheless, a prompt identification of the injuries is crucial for a correct management.
Ierardi A. M. +7 more
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2011
Lower extremity lymphedema accounts for the majority of all lymphedema cases. Therefore, its treatment deserves more attention than treatment of any other part of the body.
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Lower extremity lymphedema accounts for the majority of all lymphedema cases. Therefore, its treatment deserves more attention than treatment of any other part of the body.
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