Orthopaedic Surgery Research Group
Global Orthopaedic Forum, Patna feels proud to organise 2nd GOF Conference GOFCON 2019, Patna, on 30-31st March 2019. Last year we covered all sections of Orthopaedics. This year Trauma is theme, covering all sections of Orthopaedics viz spinal, periprosthetic, paediatric & general orthopaedic trauma etc. We look forward for your warm response and maximum attendance. … Continue reading GOFCON 2019
One 20 years young girl, came to my clinic with history of club foot deformity since childhood, now was worried if she will have problem in marriage, due to foot problem, she visited multiple clinics where she was said it won't be corrected properly and some problem will remain, or leg shortening will persist, or … Continue reading Ilizarov in Adult Club Foot Deformity
"Ortho World" Patna Address: Shrinivas Hospital A-60, P.C.Colony, Opp Lohia Park, Kankarbagh, Patna-800020, Bihar. We are dealing with referred and research cases of Orthopaedic complex trauma and fracture, spine, Joint replacement, Arthroscopy, Rheumatology, Ilizarov, deformity and Rehabilitation. Pl contact Ph +91 9386038604, WhatsApp: 7070467777 doctorhoda@gmail.com, doctorhoda@orthoworlds.com Ujjawal Orthopaedic Centre, Hajipur Orthopaedic Patient information content: We at Ujjawal … Continue reading ORTHO WORLD, Patna
National Ilizarov Course, Patna, by BOA & ASAMI IndiaMoments of National. Ilizarov Course
National Ilizarov Course, Patna by ASAMI India & BOA (BOA Mid term Conference) July 14-15th, 2018Venue: Hotel Lemon Tree, Patna Brochure on BOA WebsiteDownload Course Brochure: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Ifa5s7VB0UOb5BcFurCLpUzCkhYS_QWRFill Online Form: https://goo.gl/forms/eu0m8nGjYg6WkXMF3ASAMI Membership Form: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oNBuoTWXIVB8E2QrFVqozpIX6YoBRZNK/view?usp=sharingDownload Registration Form: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BOr2wLSdGJrfKShpuOdYBBG64gjbvyzZ National … Continue reading National Ilizarov Course, Patna, by ASAMI India & BOA (BOA Mid term Conference), July 14-15, 2018
Initial Assessment of Spinal Injury Spinal injury assessment and clearanceIntroductionSCI must be presumed until excluded.Studies recorded missed injury rate as high as 33%. Delayed or missed diagnosis is usually attributed to failure to suspect an injury to the cervical spine, or to inadequate cervical spine radiology and incorrect interpretation of radiographs. An appropriate procedure for … Continue reading Spinal Injury – Initial Assessment
Antenatal Diagnosis of Orthopaedic Conditions:Diagnostic methods to detect foetal malformatiions—due to chromosomal orenvironmental defects—detection of neonatal musculoskeletal defects by history taking, Apgar score,clinical examination and anthropometric measurement.A foetus grows within the mother’s womb in a definite pattern. Any change in this pattern will lead tocongenital malformation. The change may be due to a change in … Continue reading Antenatal Diagnosis of Orthopaedic Conditions
Medial Tibial Stress SyndromeSynonym: Shin splits, medial tibial syndrome, MTSS, tibial stress syndrome, posterior tibial syndrome, soleus syndrome, periostitis.“Shin splits” or overuse pain, describes nonspecific posteromedial leg pain, commonly as MTSS with a wide variety of other lower leg pain conditions, including chronic ECS, fascial hernia, muscle strains, periostitis, and stress fractures. · Common sites: … Continue reading Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome
Steroids for Spinal Cord Injury Available evidence does not support the use of steroids in spinal cord injuryFollowing this review, members of the trauma-list are signing a letter to present to the American College of Surgeons ATLS subcommittee asking them to revise the ATLS position on the use of steroids in spinal cord injury. If you agree … Continue reading Steroids for Spinal Cord Injury: is it beneficial?
Determination of Radiographic Guidelines for Percutaneous Fixation of Proximal Humerus Fractures Using a Cadaveric ModelStudy:cadaveric shoulders - humeral heads underwent fluoroscopic evaluation with the head divided into three zones on both AP and axillary views creating 9 zones. 5 AP and 3 axillary fluoroscopic images in different rotational positions were assessed for pin penetration. All images … Continue reading Radiographic Guidelines for Percutaneous Fixation of Proximal Humerus Fractures
