Anatomy & injury - Pictorial essays

Can´t believe I forgot this one-


FINN BOJSEN-M0LLER AND K. E. FLAGSTAD - Plantar aponeurosis and internal architecture
of the ball of the foot*

 

Fibrosis and Adventitious
Bursae in Plantar Fat Pad of Forefoot: MR Imaging Findings in Asymptomatic Volunteers and MR
Imaging–Histologic Comparison

 

this looks really good -

Foot and Ankle Disorders: Radiographic Signs

 

THx for sharing the plantar plate one is very interesting...very explanatory

 

Neuropathic Osteoarthropathy: Diagnostic Dilemmas and Differential Diagnosis

Full body - but lots of Lower extremity stuff .

 

Anatomy is a funny subject - I have taught it for so many years I woulod care to forget. You have to find a balance between three issues:
1) learning
2) understanding
3) Mechanisms of representation

The problem is that many od the representations remove, or quietly forget biological variation - we are not all the same.

However, as a starting point, I would point everyone towards is the Netter images. Frank Netter was a New York Teenager who wanted to be an artist. His parents said " you are going to be a Doctor!". He eventually did MD, and settled on medical artistry. His works are beautiful. With one of his books, there was a CD ROM released which is beyond belief from and educational teaching point of view. And do you know the worst bit? They didn't copyright protect it! How stupid, if you get my drift. I would recommend anyone to get a copy of his CD ROM. Cheers Rob

 

Always loved Netter's illustrations. They are so distinctive you can spot them a mile away. Does anyone have a copy of this CD rom that they wouldn't mind burning for me?

 

They are a bit pricey, but there are some tidy Netter iPad/iPhone apps out there

 

These are really wonderful. Thanks so much for posting them.

Mike, I need to ask you a question.
I know that these are put up for us to download and learn from as members here but I was wondering...I would like to share them with a former instructor where I went to school so that they might be shared with the current and future students in the prosthetics and orthotics program. They are always looking for better information so that we can have a better understanding of things. These would be a welcome addition. Is there copywrite protection for things here that we view? Or is it ok to share?

Thanks
Todd

 

Hi Todd,

No Copywrite issues as these are posted on the internet and found Via search engines anyone can read and download from Podiatry Arena - PDF files are a different ball game, but all of these papers go for it.

ps As I think you have come to realize the whole of the arena is a great resource so getting studies to know about this place is also a great idea.

When I was teaching one of the 1st things I did was write the address of Podiatry Arena down for the students.

 

These are brilliant! Thanks for sharing.

 

Thankyou Mike.
I am most definetly going to get the students to read this site. A very worthwhile endeavour to be sure.

 

Ok found this when looking for something else

Follows on from -
Disorders of the Plantar Aponeurosis: A Spectrum of MR Imaging Finding Which had its own thread - http://www.podiatry-arena.com/podiatry-forum/showthread.php?t=58687

Anyway - Plantar Fasciitis and Fascial Rupture: MR Imaging Findings in 26 Patients Supplemented with Anatomic Data in Cadavers

 

Don´t think we have this one ?

MR Imaging of the Normal and Abnormal Retrocalcaneal Bursae

 

When Tony Duffin was a PhD student of mine, we published a series of papers from his thesis - one was on ultrasonography and the plantar fascia, and its thickening in non-enzymatic glycation with high blood sugars. I think it was in Diabetic Medicine - worth a visit - look on pubmed, or similar, under A C Duffin. Rob

 

Quadriceps Fat Pad Signal Intensity and Enlargement on MRI: Prevalence and Associated Findings

Superolateral Hoffa’s Fat Pad Edema: Association With Patellofemoral Maltracking and Impingement

 

Patellar Fat Pad Abnormalities MRI clinic

Good pictures and discussion

 

MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING OF THE INFRAPATELLAR FAT PAD: CORRELATION WITH PATELLAR ARTICULAR CARTILAGE ABNORMALITIES

Magnetic resonance imaging of variants of the knee