BanguIzai

26 Aug 10, 01:05

Diabetic Feet

Removed Blackheads

Tapeworm

Skin Cancer

The Progression of a diabetic foot

Arm With Third Degree Burn From High-Voltage Line

Another example of a 3rd degree burn

A Diabetic Foot Ulcer

Diabetic Foot Ulcer

A Venous Leg Ulcer

Venus Leg Ulcer

A Pressure Ulcer

Pressure Ulcer

BanguIzai

26 Aug 10, 23:16

Soft tissue sarcoma is a rare deadly type of cancer.

BanguIzai

27 Aug 10, 15:18

This photograph shows a complex degloving wound o...

$With the skin retracted, open fracture and fixati...$

The medial (top) and lateral (bottom) gastrocnemi...

The medial and lateral muscles are sutured to eac...

This photograph shows a leg that cannot be salvag...

The foot has been isolated on the posterior tibia...

The foot is now rotated 180 degrees and rigidly f...

As can be seen in this photograph, the end of the...

Mobility is preserved in the knee.

The good coverage allows for prosthesis fitting.

The salvage of the knee in this patient allows fo...

BanguIzai

29 Aug 10, 00:56

skid

29 Aug 10, 01:26

I just lost my appetite!

BanguIzai

29 Aug 10, 01:59

Originally posted by skid:

I just lost my appetite!

yay, good that you can slim down this way!

BanguIzai

30 Aug 10, 13:30

A Case Of Harlequin Fetus With Psoriasis In His Family

Harlequin fetus is the most severe form of congenital ichthyosis with an incidence of one in 300.000 births. An autosomal recessive pattern of inheritance is seen in this disorder. However; a new autosomal dominant mutation may possibly be responsible. The disorder has an ominous prognosis since the neonates usually die in the first hours or days of life. We reported here; a case of harlequin fetus with a history of psoriasis in his fath

Figure 1: The patient showing ectropion, eclabium and thickened skin with deep fissures

Figure 2: The patient with small testes and rudimentary scrotum

Figure 3: Edematous hands and clenched in a flexed position

BanguIzai

31 Aug 10, 00:20

Achilles Tendonitis

What does Achilles Tendonitis look like?

Bilateral Hagglunds deformities

Diffuse thickening of the back of the heel

The surgical treatment of Achilles tendonosis

Operation for Achilles Tendonosis

The postero-medial skin incision

Full thickness flaps are raised

The paratenon being stripped from the tendon. Note how the quality of the tendon changes to the left hand side .It becomes whiter, swollen and the fibres less distinct. This is an early tendinopathy

A close up view of the degenerate section of the tendon

Longitudinal incisions through the unhealthy tendon, in the line of its fibres

Flexor Hallucis Longus Tendon Transfer

The FHL muscle and tendon are identified in front of the Achilles

The FHL (1) muscle belly lying directly beneath the Achilles tendon (2). The posterior tibial nerve (3) identified and avoided

The FHL tendon being traced into the sole of the foot (1) from behind the heel. Here it is detached and pulled back to use as a tendon transfer

A large calcified mass being removed from the centre of the tendon (1) along with removal of all other unhealthy tendon tissue. The FHL tendon has been detached ready for transfer (2).

In this case the insertion of the Achilles tendon into the calcaneum (heel bone) has not needed to be detached (1).
The FHL tendon (2) and muscle belly (3) are rerouted through the defect in the tendon. The FHL is finally anchored to the bone (calcaneum) with an Arthrex bio-tenodesis screw (not illustrated)

Hagglund's deformity - operative gallery

BanguIzai

31 Aug 10, 23:03

Arm Damage

Head And Brain Damage

Alan Hind

Repair to Severed Nerve

Repair to Nerve Lacerations

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Repair to Foot Nerve

The intermetatarsal ligament exposed in the sole of the foot

The transverse metatarsal ligament being partially sectioned(1) to gain access to the nerve.

The nerve identified

The nerve removed

BanguIzai

2 Sep 10, 23:45

MeOwSuSan

3 Sep 10, 23:19

Alot of unpresent photo ....

to me I can take it , it remind me of my son injury 9 year ago .... his skin at the leg tear open nearly see th bone.

Diabetic....

is sugar and protein unable to adsorb to the body ....

Probiotic shortage in your intestinal !

BanguIzai

4 Sep 10, 00:34

Originally posted by MeOwSuSan:

Alot of unpresent photo ....

to me I can take it , it remind me of my son injury 9 year ago .... his skin at the leg tear open nearly see th bone.

Diabetic....

is sugar and protein unable to adsorb to the body ....

Probiotic shortage in your intestinal !

Wat did Tim do? Got fully recover or not?

BanguIzai

5 Sep 10, 22:57

Advanced Breast Cancer

Figure 1: A photograph taken just before surgery showing the fungating ulcerating mass involving the lower inner quadrant and t...