Case 115: 22-year-old male with snapping sensation over the medial side of the elbow. Case 114: 62-year-old ... Case 72: 50 year old female with slowly-growing palpable mass along the antecubital ...

The lateral wall is formed by the greater wing of the sphenoid bone and the cheek bone (zygomatic bone), while the medial wall is formed by the lacrimal ... and posteriorly with the anterior cranial ...

The antecubital fossa is sterilely prepped and draped ... The proximal radial artery lies medial to the perforating vein and is entered as it would be in any ultrasound-guided arterial access ...

29 A high-bifurcating radial origin is defined as bifurcation of the brachial artery into the radial and ulnar arteries proximal to the intercondylar line of the humerus, a fixed line representing the ...

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17 A digital video camera (JVC GR-DV2000, UK), with a resolution of 720 × 576 pixels, was used to obtain images of the medial aspect of the foot and distal leg during standing, walking, and jogging ...

It is initially rounded and lies in the most medial aspect of the muscle; however, as it progresses along the muscle, it flattens out, rotates laterally, and migrates to the middle of the muscle belly ...

The diagnosis and treatment of compartment syndrome is one of the most challenging problems in orthopaedic surgery. The myriad causes of compartment syndrome and the severe soft tissue findings ...

For initial treatment, compressive dressings should be removed and the limb elevated to heart level. Careful nursing and physician assessments should be done serially to assess changes in limb ...

We present a case of meningioma with metastasis to unique sites (pulmonary and left cubital fossa) and intracranial recurrent progression. This case highlights challenges in managing recurrent and ...