There is an inconsistency between your material & the first question. You state what would be the least likely cause of fever 48 hrs post-op & list surgical site infection & PE as options. By your own explanation, PE most commonly is considered after surgical site infections therefore should be the more appropriate answer yet you state it was surgical site infection is least likely. If anything, they should be possibly considered almost equivalent with their similar timelines.
I have recurrent medial sesmoiditis für almost 20 yrs now ( Iam now 50 yrs old, ex Athlete) due to a bipartite sesmoid. Despite different conservative Treatments it keeps bothering me about two times a year for about 3-5 weeks at a time. Should I consider sesmoidectomy?
Hey doc, I have put my whole life into football and I’ve dealing with either a fracture or bipartite. It’s is symptomatic during intense activity and minimal pain otherwise. But still hasn’t healed in a long time(<6 Months). Do you know if ORIF can be a solution for permanent healing? Or could it be the synchondrosis between the biparites that’s damaged? I’ve heard HgH is effective in healing bones in athletes? I really gotta get back, a lot is riding on me being able to play collegiately and football has saved my depression many times. Please let me know if you know. Thank you
That is crazy , fracture my 2nd toe , baby’d it for 2 months now literally my calf muscle went down to like 60% smaller in size now dealing with this unfortunatly
Thankyou for a pure factual, concise anatomical CG imagery - its helped my understand my feet so much. Ive been crippled with foot pain for 3 years and doctors have been very slow to pay attention to my complaints. But it now transpires (after a life of working in a kitchen...standing at a bench for hours at a tine) - i have halux sesamoiditis in both big toes - but one is VERY swolen and distorted, and bone odema, total of 5 neuroma/bursitis complexes (3 in one foot 2 in the other), plantar fascitis, plantar spurs and plantar fibromas. Its fair to say i cant work anymore and the pain is diabolical, I also have complex spinal issues and neuropathy, so walking has always been dysfunctional. I am yet to see other specialists - but the first podiatrist I saw, found nothing remarkable to explain my pain, upon his initial physical exam. How is that possible??? But thankyou for explaining this in a concise way.
@ 13:19 You have mentioned a 120kg patient can receive 56ml of 1% lidocaine. but isnt it exceeding the max safe dose i.e., 300mg for plain lidocaine irrespective of the weight of the patient?
@@podcast-podiatry7793 thanks. I’m a hiker (not a doctor) with a bad foot and this helped me understand my mri report. Now I just have to find a good dr……
The correct answer to the last question was written wrong. It's supposed to be "Angle 7 degrees, Base of Gait 3.5 inches" coz angles are measured in degrees and the given length of the base is in inches... But I enjoyed the lesson🙄
Why exactly your swing is initiated at the external rotation and abduction when the hip is actually coming into swing in flexion, internal rotation and abduction?
A question if you see this. I had pain the ball of the foot for about 6 month. Then did X-ray that showed, se link, scroll down in the link and look at the "B" picture. Plus imagine that the bottom half of the fractured bone had a chunk carved out of it. It's the lateral bone on the left foot. Not bipartite www.southfloridasportsmedicine.com/sesamoid-fractures.html So I had used a dancers pad for 6+6weeks. Today i did another x-ray and was extremly sad to see ZERO improvements on the x-ray. I'm a physical education techer. Also my burning passion in life is ultra trail running. I used to be able to run 100km+ every week. I'm really prepared to do anything to get my bone back togethor, do you have any recomendations I could bring to my orthopedist next week... cause I don't feel that person is "on top of things" wih this situation I'm in.
hours , money and practitioners My sports therapist (one of many) recently mentioned he thinks my gait and alignment might be better corrected via biomechanics so here I am doing release work and correcting neurological or functional patterns
