Arthroscopic Treatment in the Distal Rupture of the Triceps Brachial Tendon in Elite Athlete: A Case Report.

Injuries (rupture, avulsion) of the triceps tendon are considered infrequent injuries, which mainly affect the male gender and are directly associated with injuries that occur during sports and in a high percentage due to the consumption of steroids. The diagnosis and treatment must be carried out early, especially in those patients with high functional demand or elite athletes, in order to obtain good functional results. The clinical examination should be accompanied by diagnostic imaging studies.

Early Complication of Humeral Derotational Osteotomy Surgery for Obstetric Brachial Plexus as Salvage for a Failed Tendon Transfer. Case Report.

In brachial plexus injuries, external rotation in patients with a moderate to severe glenohumeral dysplasia is corrected with derotational humeral osteotomy surgery. The most frequent complications described for this procedure include keloid scar, loss of external rotation secondary to bone remodelling, loss of internal rotation, prominence of osteosynthesis, fracture distal to the plate transient ulnar paraesthesia and radial nerve palsy (1), and delayed union and non-union. Rarely, treating complications associated with derotational humeral osteotomy may require revision of osteosynthesis (2).

Outcome Of Dynamic Compression Plate With Dorsal Radial Sliding Graft Technique For Wrist Arthrodesis In Brachial Plexus Injury Patients.

We have meticulously read the article titled "Outcome of dynamic compression plate with dorsal radial sliding graft technique for wrist arthrodesis in brachial plexus injury patients". We would like to comment on some aspects of the study and set forth our experience in wrist arthrodesis performed to improve functional outcome in the scenarios cited above. This manuscript aims to highlight the following.

Considerations For Surgical Planning Of Humeral Osteotomy In Brachial Plexus Birth Palsy Based On The Elbow Crease And Humeral Retroversion Measurement.

In obstetric brachial plexus, injuries are characterized by contractures, weakness and an association with different bone deformities, such as elongation of the coracoid process and/or acromion, retroversion of the glenoid cavity, flattening of the humeral head and Scapular Hypoplasia with Elevation and Rotation (SHEAR). Another humeral deformity is the retroversion of the humeral head, cases of which are increased in the presence of plexus lesions. The purpose of the current manuscript is to highlight two aspects of this latter deformity.

Improvement Proposals For Culture Methods To Diagnosis Of Prosthetic Joint Infections In Latin America.

Different diagnostic and treatment algorithms for prosthetic infections of the hip and knee are available and widely used in North America. However, for the best of our knowledge, the sampling methodology in Latin American countries is not protocolized varying among the members of the region. In conclusion, we recommend that samples should aim to screen for aerobic, anaerobic, mycobacterial, fungal, and intracellular bacteria.

Using the main elbow flexion skin crease as an intraoperative parameter to determine the degree of exorotation needed for humeral derotational osteotomies in upper-type brachial plexus patients.

Unlabelled: Even though one of the surgical techniques most frequently used to correct external rotation deformity of the shoulder in brachial plexus patients is a humeral derotational osteotomy, few intraoperative parameters has yet been identified to determine the appropriate degree of rotation. We present in this technical note our initial experience using the main elbow flexion skin crease to quantify the correct rotation of the humerus in four young, male patients with upper-type brachial plexus injuries. All patients had a functional elbow and a stable shoulder, but also an external rotation deficit.