Skyscape Web Viewer : The 5 Minute Orthopaedic Consult : Figure Index

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Stress fracture of the tibia, with sclerosis and periosteal reaction
Subtle (grade-1) SCFE
Swan neck deformity
Swelling along the nail
Syndactyly, or webbing of the fingers, can be simple or complex
Tenderness in the snuffbox should produce suspicion of a scaphoid fracture
Testing for an intact profundus tendon is performed by holding the proximal joints straight and asking the patient to flex only the distal joint
Testing for an intact sublimis flexor tendon is done by asking patient to flex an individual finger while holding the other fingers in full extension
TFCC tear may occur with forearm rotation
The area of tenderness in Achilles tendinitis is above the heel, over a broad area
The Fassier rods are telescoping and expand with growth
The flexion deformity seen in camptodactyly
The forward-bend test exaggerates the rib deformity in scoliosis and allows sensitive diagnosis
The hand in rheumatoid arthritis is characterized by MCP fullness and ulnar deviation
The Ilizarov method may be used to lengthen a limb
The Lasegue maneuver confirms nerve tension, with increased pain as the ankle is dorsiflexed
The mechanism of nursemaid's elbow is traction, not a fall
Impingement of the femoral neck on the acetabulum occurs in flexion
In advanced Dupuytren contracture, the finger is drawn up and impairs the function of the hand
In a herniated disc in the lumbar spine, material from the nucleus pulposus exerts pressure on the nerve root
In an acute hip dislocation, the femoral head usually is displaced posteriorly and superiorly
In a patient with plantar fasciitis, the area of tenderness is in the insertion of the plantar fascia into the calcaneus
Infection spreading along the nail bed
In situ fixation of SCFE with one cannulated screw
Intercondylar humeral fracture fixed with medial and lateral column plates using an olecranon osteotomy
Internal lengthening by magnetically powered nail
Internal tibial torsion is characterized by inward rotation of the foot with respect to the knee
Intertrochanteric fracture
In TOS, the brachial plexus or subclavian artery (left) may be compressed in the scalene triangle (right) or by an extra rib
In trigger finger, a nodule in the tendon sheath prevents it from sliding under the pulley