These injuries are illustrated in a unique way using animations to help the learner truly understand the injury beyond simply the radiographic abnormalities. Student reviews have been overwhelmingly positive and they have been anecdotally observed applying the knowledge during clinical care in the emergency department.Ĭlassic axial load injuries to the upper extremity are a frequent presentation in emergency medicine. Translations in context of 'axial loading' in English-Spanish from Reverso Context: May be caused by a valgus force combined with axial loading that leads to the lateral femoral condyle being driven into the articular surface of the tibial plateau. One of the students (the co-author) appreciated the lecture so much that, as part of a project for an anatomy elective, he collaborated with the primary author to apply his computer animation skills to enhance the orientation content. The lecture has been highly rated in student evaluations perennially. Use Capacity to find the axial strength for HSS of different sizes, or use Size to enter a. One presentation focuses on classic injuries of these extremities, the other on load injuries.įor the last 8 years the primary author has been lecturing to fourth-year medical students on a monthly basis as part of orientation for their required emergency medicine clerkship. Xingyu Fang, Jialin Li, Lin Liu, Yijun Zhang, Zhiquan Tang. This resource contains two PowerPoint presentations that use pictures, radiology images, and diagrams to demonstrate upper extremity injuries. Axial loading lumbar magnetic resonance imaging with a new device in asymptomatic individuals.

Current journal articles show that research has been done on. This resource describes the classic axial load injuries of the upper extremity. between natural frequency and axial loading of linear structural elements (strings & beams). The course includes FEW sessions of 120 min each with new PROBLEMS & SOLUTIONS with GATE/IAS/ESE/IFS PYQs. Demonstration of competency in assessing these injuries is essential in the practice of emergency medicine. In this course, Akash Tyagi will cover SOM: AXIAL LOADING DIAGRAM for GATE & ESE and also connect this subject in a very simple manner FOR ALL COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION.

Axial load can lead to classic patterns of injury from the hand to the shoulder. Classic axial load injuries to the upper extremity (many of which are referred to as “falling on the outstretched arm” (FOOSH) are a frequent presentation in emergency medicine.