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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
IP dislocation is reduced by longitudinal traction and gentle flexion
IP joint dislocations are almost always dorsal because of hyperextension injuries
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